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Beyond Borders: How Malaysian MSMEs Can Expand With Confidence
19 mins·12:00, 27 Nov 2025
Beyond Borders: How Malaysian MSMEs Can Expand With Confidence
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12:00, 27 Nov 2025
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Guest: Denise Wong (Head of Cross Border), Ninja Van Malaysia
Malaysia’s micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are contributing more to GDP and exports than ever before, but many still struggle to break into global markets. High costs, customs challenges and unpredictable delivery timelines often hold them back, even when demand exists overseas.
Denise Wong, Head of Cross Border at Ninja Van Malaysia, discusses what MSMEs need to understand before expanding internationally, how 44 new shipping lanes are opening fresh opportunities in Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Latin America, and why logistics is becoming a strategic tool rather than a back-end function.
A practical, grounded conversation for founders and business owners who want to take their products beyond Malaysia’s borders.
Presenter: Richard Bradbury
Producer: Carol Wong
Malaysian MSMEscross border expansionglobal trade opportunitieslogistics challengeexport growth MalaysiaSME internationalisation
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