Industries Companies in Malaysia

Industry in Malaysia comprises manufacturing, mining, agriculture, construction, and services. The government has been encouraging foreign investment in various sectors of the economy, including manufacturing, mining, and agriculture, in order to create jobs and spur economic growth.

The manufacturing sector is the largest contributor to GDP, accounting for about 26 percent in 2016. The sector is diversified, with electrical and electronic products, petroleum and natural gas, chemicals, textiles, and food and beverages being the main industries.

The mining sector is an important contributor to the economy, with minerals such as iron ore, tin, and bauxite being the main resources extracted. The sector has however been facing challenges in recent years due to declining commodity prices and environmental concerns.

The agriculture sector employs about 14 percent of the workforce and contributes around 9 percent to GDP. The main crops grown are palm oil, rubber, rice, and cocoa. The livestock industry is also significant, with poultry, beef, and dairy being the main products.

The construction sector is a major driver of economic growth, with large-scale projects such as the Petronas Towers and the Kuala Lumpur International Airport being some of the most notable examples.

The services sector is the largest employer in the