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Malaysia`s E&E Industry • Malaysia: A Global Electrical and Electronic (E&E) - Developments impacting global industry Page 5 Products Powerhouse . Sustainable E&E talent pool - Records of a well-rooted industry . Embracing the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0) . Vibrant local ecosystem and supply chain - Five decades and beyond - Factsheet: The E&E industry today - Opportunities in E&E subsectors: Semiconductors; LED; solar . E&E at a glance . Semiconductors . Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) . LED . E&E-related Associations and Chambers . Solar 01 of Commerce Content • Decide Today: Invest in Malaysia - Strategically located with well-developed infrastructure 02 - Providing access to global markets - Fostering liberalised equity ownership - Facilitating employment of expatriates - Prioritising business-friendly policies - Fostering research facilities/incubators and standards bodies Page 22 - Malaysia allows for maximum repatriation of income - Malaysia guarantees intellectual property protection • How MIDA Helps Smooth out Your Investment Journey in Malaysia - Obtaining applicable financial/monetary/tax incentives Page 24 - Expediting approvals of applications and permits - Facilitation of various processes - Success stories 03 • Next Steps for Your Investment 02 - Learn more about Malaysia’s E&E industry players 04 - Check out how to get started in Malaysia - Connect with MIDA Page 27 E&E is a key driver of Malaysia’s industrial development, contributing significantly to GDP “ growth, export earnings, investment, and employment, thus stimulating the growth of new economic clusters, particularly in relation to manufacturing-related services such as testing and engineering, as well as trade services-related global hub activities 4 Malaysia: A Global Electrical and Electronic Products Powerhouse Records of a well-rooted industry Malaysia’s diverse electrical and electronic products (E&E) industry is in its fifth decade of operations, having started with just eight component production companies in the 1970s (also known as the “8 Samurais”). The companies were National Semiconductor (now Texas Instruments), Intel Malaysia, Hewlett-Packard (now Agilent), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Bosch, Clarion, Litronix (now Osram) and Hitachi (now Renesas). This mature industry continues to grow with the adoption of new, innovative, and advanced technology. Malaysia today is a major player in the fast-expanding E&E market, of which major export destinations include Singapore, Hong Kong, the USA, PRC, Japan and Europe. Local industry champions operate alongside multinational companies (MNCs) from the USA, Japan, the Republic of China (Taiwan), the Republic of Korea, and a number of European countries, manufacturing products ranging from semiconductor devices to consumer and industrial electronics. Clarion Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Texas Instruments Agilent Osram Renesas Intel Malaysia Bosch Also known as the 8 Samurais, these were the first foreign E&E companies to set up production facilities in Malaysia The industry acts as a catalyst in the development of all other industries due to its propensity for innovation, firm commitment to capital investment, and substantial funding for research and development (R&D). This enhances the industry’s value chain, the development of a pool of product design talent, and the training of employees who can address issues such as Intellectual Property (IP) protection, licensing, and R&D spending. 5 Five decades and beyond Malaysia attracte inestents tr larintensie rects aie at recin nelyent srte y a siness The rienly ernent Manactrers cncentrate n sile cnents seicnctr arts an seincen 1970s electrical rcts s te lcal canies atre an aine eerience te instrys sisticatin in acinin eient re in tane The e canies ean t anactre cnser electrnics arts an cnents an t n asselyrelate r e sre 1980s ean r cnser electrnics ensre tat anactrin as n an ar traectry. anies ean t estalis esin an eelent centres t enae in seicnctr acain eelent The anactrin rcess eelent an esin actiities n te anactre s tat inate te era ere ice an 1990s cter eient inclin iss t cater t te in aret ean Malaysia e te ale cain T stay cetitie actries ele r ile li eratins t ii 2010 lle eratins aer aricatin canies cntine t estalis an ean teir acilities in Malaysia rter sitinin te natin an te lal t erters caterin t te reinal an lal ean r seicnctrs e ernent tr M as een encrain anactrers t estalis re an centres centres ecellence lal rcreent centres listic centres an s in Malaysia anactrers are crrently elrin te siness tential tat can e erie r ne rt areas sc as erce tatin an acceleratin te e Current tars nstry y sciety an instry alie Tay is sin ean r re aance seicnctr eices sc as sensrs resistrs an transceiers t el te instry t at iitisatin an iitalisatin aie at ire rctiity rit an cetitieness e anactrin sace is elin as re an re canies e int re nleeintensie itec innatie an ieralea actiities it te aailaility a sisticate talent l sc as in te interate circit esin seent Malaysia is reay t sit rars int te eelent atns eicles sart acines an rtics an ter tins Future ries e tre rtnities as te ey tecnly tat ill rie te eerence a llycnnecte nstry sciety an ecny AI’s tre inance ill el cnities t ae accrate ecisins e t recise recastin caailities an siness rcess tiisatins tre instry eatrens are recast t e sae eaily y te aanceents ae y nstry illars 6 Evolution of Malaysia`s Higher value-added Sensors, Consumer products/activities, Internet Of Things, Cloud Computing, Autonomous vehicles, Electronics electronics parts R&D, IC and System Design Robotic servants, to full assembly Wafer fab, Ingot growing Wireless Electronics, Nano Technology, Telekinesis, Industry Low volume, high Virtual Reality, E&E industry in Malaysia: complexity and high mixed SMART Electronics, 3D Integration, Artificial Intelligence, Office and computer products (e.g. instrument, Smart Machines equipment (inc. medical, aerospace), Smart Grid, Started in 1970 hard disk drives) Digital consumer goods (e.g. Advanced Energy, Storage, Fablite, with companies Blu-Ray player, HDTV-LED 8 flatscreen, e-book reader) Fabless, Miniaturisation, Electric Vehicle (EV) Simple components, semiconductor parts assembly and SKD electrical products Consumer Components: electronics: AMD, Agilent, Intel, Future Clarion and Osram, Renesas Current Bosch and Texas Instruments 2010 Malaysia ranks 7th 1990 in Global E&E exporters (World Trade Atlas) 1980 1970 ! RM Capital intensive ! Labour intensive Knowledge based ! Low technology products Hi-tech ! Low value added RM High value added 7 Factsheet: The E&E industry today 2018 2019 Number of approved Number of approved manufacturing projects 56 manufacturing projects 157 Foreign investment (RM) Foreign investment (RM) 21,793,497,550 Employment 10,712,593,000 Employment 11,180 Domestic investment (RM) 22,936 Domestic investment (RM) 467,054,467 3,866,140,270 Total investment (RM) Total investment (RM) 11,179,647,467 25,659,637,820 Major Exports of E&E Major Imports of E&E Semiconductor devices, ICs, In 2019, the E&E products for 2019 products for 2019 transistors, valves sector continues to be Electrical apparatus for 1% electrical circuit & printed circuit the major contributor 3.2% 11.5% 10.3% to Malaysia’s export Automated data processing 10% earnings, accounting 8.1% 4.7% Telecommunications equipment for RM372.67 billion 7.3% 59.5% 59.0% and parts worth of exports, or 15.0% 10.4% 37.8% of total exports Consumer products Others 8 In 2019, the E&E sector continues to be the major contributor to Malaysia’s export earnings, accounting for RM372.67 billion “ worth of exports, or 37.8% of total exports 9 E&E at a glance Malaysia’s comprehensive E&E ecosystem includes companies ranging from local SMEs to large local corporations (LLCs) and foreign MNCs. These companies produce a variety of E&E products across all industry segments and subsectors. Components Semiconductors, passive components, printed circuit boards, metal stamped parts and precision plastic parts Electronics Consumer Audio video products such as television receivers, infotainment products, speakers, cameras and electronic games Industrial Multimedia and IT products such as computers and computer peripherals; telecommunications equipment; office equipment; and box built products for industrial applications Electrical Distribution boards, control panels, switching apparatus, lighting, transformers, cables and wires, primary cells and batteries, solar cells and modules, air conditioners, household appliances Electrical 10 Malaysia`s Pulau Pinang Kedah Selangor Kedah IC/ Package/ Test design IC/ Package/ Test design IC/ Package/ Test design Kelantan Electronic Intel Bavsand UST Global Whizz KeyAsic Symmid IC Microsys Microsemi Phisontech IDT Semiconductor front end Oppstar Infinecs Experior Semiconductor front end Pulau Clusters Semiconductor back end Osram Fuji Electric Infineon Silterra MIMOS S.E.H Pinang Semiconductor back end Osram Intel TF-AMD Semiconductor back end IDT Avago ASE Intel Fuji Freescale TI Amkor Terengganu Fairchild Renesas Analog Perak Components/ Module/ System/ Device/ EMS Globetronics Inari Components/ Module/ System/ Device/ EMS Sharp Celestica Smartrac BCM Components/ Module/ System/ Device/ EMS Sensata Betamek Success Venture Plexus Knowles Negeri Sembilan Product & equipment (Con/ Ind) WD Media Flextronic Jabil Semiconductor front end Panasonic Sony Sharp Samsung Sanmina Amphenol Smart Modular Selangor Benchmark Sandisk Nationgate On Semi LED Semiconductor
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