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Indonesia choice market once again for overseas expansion: survey

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Published Sun, Feb 15, 2015 · 09:50 PM
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    Singapore

    INDONESIA has again emerged as the most popular destination for Singapore-based companies wanting to expand abroad.

    Close to half the 118 firms that responded to the BT-UniSIM Business Climate Survey indicating plans to expand production or services overseas in the next six months cited Indonesia as a market for expansion. Malaysia was the second most-cited country in which companies will expand activities in the first half of this year, while China was third.

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