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CONTENT
Executive Summary
Chapter 1:
Malaysia Macroeconomic 2012 Performance Overview
Chapter 2:
Malaysia Automotive Industry Performance & Challenges
Chapter 3:
Malaysia Automotive Industry Outlook
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The publication of Malaysia Automotive Economy Trends & Outlook 2012 / 2013 consists
performance review of Malaysia key macro-economic indicators in 2012 and forecasts the
impact of global economic trend to Malaysia automotive industry in 2013. A review on
selected major raw materials in automotive industry will be included i.e. the effect of
global scenarios such as hikes of crude oil price as well as projection of future material
application in specific automotive technology.
The publication will also review and analyse the Malaysian automotive industry which has
logged several key milestones throughout the year. A TIV that recorded a total of 627,753
units in 2012, an achievement that had exceeded MAIs forecast of 615,000 units early last
year. Moving forward, MAI foresees that TIV performance in 2013 will continue to record
an encouraging growth. This is supported by a number of factors including expansion plan
/ investment announced by several OEMs in 2012 which will see increment in the number
of vehicles production for 2013 and launching of new models especially in the passenger
vehicle (PV) segment.
In addition to that, the new National Automotive Policy (NAP) which is expected to be
announced this year (on gradual basis), will among others create a conducive business
environment especially in the production of Energy-Efficient Vehicle (EEV) segment.
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INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT
Automotive are the focus on an extremely wide range of industrial and related activity
from materials supply to production, sales, services and other auto-related operations.
The automotive industry is one of the Malaysias economy core sector that has potentials
to grow further.
Malaysia is the third largest automotive market in ASEAN region, with 627,753 units
of TIV in 2012, positioned behind Thailand with 1,436,335 units of TIV and
Indonesia with 1,116,230 units of TIV.
In term of production, Malaysia remain at third position with TPV of 569,620 units
while Thailand and Indonesia remain as regional top two producers with TPV of
2,453,717 units and 1,065,557 units respectively.
The industry consist of 11 motor vehicles manufacturers, 9 motorcycle
manufacturers and more than 800 parts & components manufacturers.
The industry employs more than 300,000 workforce from the level of operators,
technician, engineers to top management level.
Contact:
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