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Spark Let’s Talk by Maxis Business is a talk show that invites leading Malaysian entrepreneurs to share their perspectives about opportunities and issues encountered by SMEs in Malaysia, especially when businesses are adapting to the new normal. Episode 1 of this series has focused on the Food and Beverages (F&B) sector as it is one… Continue reading Is There a One-Size Fits All Strategy For F&B?

Appointing a company secretary is a must for all Sdn Bhd owners according to Malaysian Law. However, there are chances that you Appointing a company secretary is a must for all Sdn Bhd owners according to Malaysian Law. However, there are chances that you might have unpleasant experiences with your current company secretaries. Common reasons… Continue reading How to Switch Company Secretary to Boss Boleh

Fellow foreign investors, have you been wondering what industries in Malaysia are allowed for you to hold 100% equity? Allow us to answer that doubt for you in this article!  Businesses Popular With Expatriate Investors On 22nd April 2009, The Malaysian government had made the decision to liberalise the services industry in an effort to… Continue reading Are Foreigners allowed to open Sdn Bhd and hold 100% share in Malaysia?

It is not surprising to find out that we might be working in a different country due to various reasons in today’s society. For foreigners who plan to work in Malaysia, the first question that comes to mind might be: “Are there any permits required to apply in order to work legally?”. The answer to… Continue reading Condition to Apply for Employment Pass in Malaysia

Both franchises and licenses are commercial contracts that allow for the sharing of specific brand elements in return for a price. A franchising agreement, on the other hand, covers a company’s whole brand and activities, but a license deal only applies to registered trademarks. Franchises often work best for service-based businesses, while licenses are more… Continue reading The Differences between Franchising & Licensing

A director is a person who serves on the board of directors of a corporation. The procedure for resignation of director and removal of Director by the Board or Shareholders differs. The outgoing Director can resign by submitting a resignation letter, however the removal of the Director would require a ordinary resolution. We will take… Continue reading Resignation & Removal of Director

Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has ordered the closure of 597 foreign-owned businesses under Section 101 (1) (v) of the Local Government Act 1976. The order, which took effect on July 20, 2020, forbids foreign nationals from seeking licenses for up to twenty different types of businesses. Hypermarket, supermarket, mini mart, sundry shop, 24-hour convenience… Continue reading DBKL shuts down 597 business premises run by foreigners