Industries

Despite the rapid growth of the education industry across Asia, investors need to be capable of managing restrictive investment caps, fast evolving regulations, and technological disruption when setting up educational institutes.

The entertainment and sports industries are expanding throughout Asia, guided by new consumer trends and technological innovation. Navigating the industry’s unique market and regulatory landscape, however, remains challenging for foreign firms.

The increasing threat of climate change, growing government control, and rapid technological innovation increases the complexity of operating in Asia’s environment and cleantech industry.

Increasing disposable income, fast-changing consumption patterns, and tighter government regulations across Asia are ushering in a new era for the food and beverage industry.

Asia’s healthcare industry is filling a gap in worldwide market demand for high innovation healthcare facilities. Fast-paced growth in the healthcare infrastructure have, however, attract tightened government regulations.

Information Technology in the Asian region continues to evolve at unprecedented rates. Investors in all segments of IT – from IT services to telecom and hardware – need to align company strategy with IT infrastructure to counter potentially disruptive dig

Manufacturing in Asia is undergoing rapid diversification. Investors that understand where to source, produce, and assemble products will be able to derive value at all stages of the production chain.

NGOs have played an important role in Asia’s development. However, like the private sector, NGOs in Asia are also subject to increasingly stringent regulations and compliance requirements.

The professional services industry is booming as more and more companies look to outsource core business processes. However, the pace of change in this segment means companies have to keep up with newer, more responsive competitors.

The exponential growth of Asia’s trade and e-commerce market is attractive to overseas investors, but the fluid regulatory environment remains challenging.