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According to the World Bank, Cambodia is recognized as one of the fastest-growing markets globally and aims to become an upper-middle-income economy by 2030.
In recent years, Thailand has significantly strengthened its National Regulatory Authority (NRA) for vaccines to address growing domestic demands, particularly for vaccines administered to children. This effort has been crucial in managing public health challenges, such as health crises and epidemics, and ensuring a robust immunization system.
According to the Ministry of Labor, approximately 700,000 migrant workers are employed in Thailand's construction industry. Many of these workers and their families live in temporary housing, often referred to as construction site camps, where access to essential public services like child protection, education, and healthcare is severely limited.
In an era of heightened global uncertainty, supply chain leaders are under immense pressure to ensure the continuity and efficiency of their operations.
DKSH has partnered with banks in Hong Kong to reduce transaction costs and build an integrated, cashless ecosystem that benefits both businesses and consumers.
Asia Pacific markets are increasingly dynamic centers of scientific, technological, and commercial innovation. As a result, the frequent launch of enterprising products across industry sectors is raising the expectations of customers and consumers.
How do you localize your approach in Asia’s complex and competitive consumer markets? Engaging shoppers requires a carefully tailored strategy for each market. Positioning products to convert local buyers into brand advocates must consider diverse economic, cultural, geographical, and behavioral contexts.
Malaysia's food and beverage (F&B) industry is a dynamic powerhouse, showcasing the market's rich culinary heritage and diverse flavors. Spanning a broad range of businesses, including hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars, food stalls, and catering services, the sector plays a vital role in shaping the market’s gastronomic identity.
The rising prevalence of eye diseases in Thailand is a growing concern, particularly among the market’s aging population. According to recent data, over 1.5 million people in Thailand are affected by cataracts, and nearly 500,000 suffer from glaucoma, with these numbers expected to rise as the population ages.
In Asia Pacific's rapidly fast-changing medical markets, DKSH is driving new standards of innovation for sustainable packaging and waste management. Timely and safe delivery of life-changing healthcare products to people across the region is far from straightforward. Costs are rising. Short delivery windows are common. Regulatory frameworks are evolving to meet international quality standards.
Thailand has set ambitious climate goals, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 40% by 2030, achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, and reach net-zero GHG emissions by 2065. These targets were updated and announced at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow.
Diabetes is a growing concern in Malaysia, with statistics from the National Health and Morbidity Survey revealing that more than 18% of the adult population, or 3.5 million people, have prediabetes.
Long wait times and overcrowded hospitals have been persistent issues in the Thai healthcare system, impacting both patients and their caregivers and leading to additional hidden costs that add to the financial burden.
As battery costs decrease and technological innovation grows, batteries have become the future solution for sustainable energy. From smartphones to electric vehicles, the importance of batteries cannot be overstated.
The digital transformation of everyday life is accelerating in Asia Pacific markets. This transition is occurring at variable rates across a vast region depending on factors such as population size, connectivity, and technology supply chains. However, urban consumers are increasingly mobile-savvy, app-centric, biometric-comfortable, and AI-aware.
DKSH Thailand worked with two global financial institutions in Thailand to elevate our treasury functions including better collection management and reduced fraud risks in the market.
Consumer surveys across Asian markets reveal deepening fears around climate change, environmental decay, and air pollution. Social network conversations show these concerns are embedded across geographies and demographics. However, encouraging shoppers to place their trust in brands and products that promote decarbonization remains challenging.
For over a century, DKSH Malaysia has ridden through economic uncertainties, infrastructure challenges, and evolving consumer behaviors to maintain its stature as the market’s preferred partner for companies expanding their presence in Malaysia.
After sustained growth in the late 2010s as consumers adapted to home shopping during the pandemic, eCommerce is experiencing a period of transition in Southeast Asia. Rising living costs across the region mean consumers are value conscious. Browsing and price comparison in malls are regaining popularity.
The adverse impacts of climate change create multiple risks for societies. Businesses across the Asia Pacific are increasingly prioritizing this issue, calling for robust mitigation actions. As regional economies become more interlinked, responsible business and circular economy principles are gaining momentum.
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