Supply chain resilience a matter of SME survival, says Indian Muslim group
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Mukmin Malaysia urges Putrajaya to prioritise supply chain continuity and targeted financing schemes for small enterprises in the 2027 budget.
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Its president, Shahul Dawood, said supply chain volatility is no longer confined to large corporations but poses an existential risk to small businesses with limited financial buffers.
“A single supply disruption or a sharp rise in raw material prices can directly affect the operations of small enterprises,” he said in a statement today.
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