Business Establishment
Setting up of company under Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM) or Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA).
Doing Business in Malaysia
When considering setting up a business in Malaysia, entrepreneurs often deliberate between two primary company structures: a Private Limited Company (Sdn. Bhd.) and a Public Company.
Each structure has its unique characteristics, advantages, and regulatory requirements, making it essential to choose the right one based on your business goals and operational needs.
Branch Offices
Opening a branch office might involved steps such as meeting directorship & ownership requirements, obtaining license, permit, and/or approval from multiple relevant authorities, and submission of precise and accurate documentation in a timely manner.
Where necessary, SECFIN is also able to provide consultation service on pros and cons, locations, fees and time-frame required.
Representative Office
Establishing a representative or regional office in Malaysia is an attractive option for foreign companies looking to explore business opportunities, conduct research and development (R&D), or serve as a collection center.
This process involves several steps requiring compliance with local regulations, and understanding the permissible activities of these offices.
We understand that no two companies are alike. By providing you with bespoke strategic advice, we maximise your company’s value by driving positive change