Forum highlighted investment opportunities in Malaysia and closer Singapore-Malaysia economic engagement.
H.E. Datin Paduka Anizan Siti Hajjar Adnin, High Commissioner of Malaysia to Singapore, officiated Invest Malaysia Day 2026 on 22 October 2026 in Singapore. Jointly organised by the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) and the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) Singapore, with CIMB Singapore as the official banking partner, the forum provided a platform for Singapore-based businesses to explore investment opportunities in Malaysia and engage with representatives from federal and state investment agencies.
The full-day forum focused on Malaysia’s investment landscape and the economic relationship between Malaysia and Singapore. It featured representatives from Malaysian investment agencies, state governments and business organisations, who presented investment opportunities and available support for companies considering business expansion or investment in Malaysia.
Three Malaysian state investment leaders delivered keynote speeches highlighting the respective investment propositions of their states. They were YB Tuan Ng Sze Han, Selangor State Executive Councillor for Investment, Trade and Mobility; YB Dato’ Mohamad Nizar bin Dato’ Sri Mohamad Najib, Pahang State Executive Councillor for Investment, Industrial, Science, Technology and Innovation; and YB Tuan Lee Ting Han, Johor State Executive Councillor for Investment, Trade, Consumer Affairs and Human Resources.
Their presentations outlined the distinct advantages of Selangor, Pahang and Johor in attracting and facilitating high-quality investments. The sessions also provided participants with insights into the investment priorities and opportunities available at the state level.
More than 300 participants representing various industries and sectors attended the programme. The event also featured ten exhibitors, comprising state investment agencies, industrial park developers and business advisory agencies. They showcased investment opportunities, infrastructure developments and business support services available in Malaysia.
The participation of federal and state investment representatives enabled attendees to gain direct exposure to Malaysia’s investment environment and connect with relevant agencies. The forum also highlighted the role of business engagement between Singapore and Malaysia in supporting investment flows and regional economic activity.
Invest Malaysia Day 2026 concluded with strong participation from the business community, reflecting continued interest in Malaysia as an investment destination and the importance of maintaining economic ties between the two neighbouring countries.
Source: High Commission of Malaysia in Singapore
