10 Steps for StartUp Business in Malaysia. Malaysia is one of the growing markets in Southeast Asia and provides a lot of business opportunities in Malaysia. In 2017, approximately 480,000 startups were registered in Malaysia.

It has shown there are highly promising business opportunities in Malaysia due to the strong influence on entrepreneurship. Of these, 98.5 per cents are small and medium-sized enterprises or 36.3 per cent of GDP. Unfortunately, almost 80% of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) do not survive in the first 3 years.

Saint-Gobain Malaysia Sdn Bhd operating under the brand Gyproc, forming part of the larger Gypsum activity within the Construction Products Sector of Saint-Gobain. Launched in 2006, it serves the growing markets of Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Middle East and New Zealand offering a portfolio of systems to provide specifiers and builders with innovative interior solutions. Gyproc offers a complete range of systems and solutions for commercial and residential sectors.

Solutions are available for all aesthetic designs and will meet all acoustic requirements, fire performance and duty ratings. Gyproc has developed a portfolio of systems that provides specifiers and installers with leading edge technology. Gyproc is committed to market leading innovations in support of our customers needs.

Ipone launches its full product range in Malaysia. It is precisely because of this reason that Ipone, a leader in the motorcycle lubricant market in France, saw the potential for its brand in Asia.

As the Managing Director, Mr Frederic Oliver said, “It is here in Asia, where our growth will come from for the next 3-5 years. It is essential for Ipone to establish our presence in these growing markets, and become a significant lubricant brand in Asia.