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Budget 2027 should unlock business investment, expand Malaysia’s productive capacity - FMM

Malaysia Times desk Original: The Vibes 9/3 18:12 X
Budget 2027 should unlock business investment, expand Malaysia’s productive capacity - FMM
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The call can be backed by a three per cent GST implementation, targeted SME corporate tax relief and a RM100 million supply chain resilience fund to give busine...

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THE Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) wants Budget 2027 to focus on expanding Malaysia's productive capacity, arguing that tax reform and targeted support for businesses are needed to free up cash for investment, innovation and stronger domestic supply chains.

FMM president Jacob Lee Chor Kok said the industry group's proposals were centred on building a more competitive and resilient industrial base, with four strategic priorities covering industrial competitiveness, domestic industrial development, a highly skilled workforce, and faster adoption of energy transition and circular economy practices.

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Sep 3, 2026
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Sep 3, 2026
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