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Cambodia: SMEs get support to go public

In a move to urge small- and medium-sized businesses to list on the Cambodian stock exchange’s Growth Board, more than 70 companies have joined a new initiative offered by the market regulator that will provide professional guidance on how to meet listing criteria, paving the way to having a first listing sometime next year. The […]

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APEC looks at responsible use of resources for food production

APEC officials and leaders of agricultural businesses in the region met on Thursday to discuss responsible use of resources that will ensure long-term food production and decent living standards for everyone. They also discussed the roles of the public and private sectors in this process. Tran Hong Ha, Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, hailed the private sector for “actively participating in doing research and promoting science and technology application […]

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Vietnam: Fifteen firms win sugar import quotas

HANOI — Fifteen firms won bids at the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s second auction of sugar import quotas in Hanoi on Wednesday. Vietnam must import 89,500 tonnes of sugar this year, following its commitment to the World Trade Organisation (WTO). The commitment consists of 44,000 tonnes of raw sugar and 45,500 tonnes of refined sugar. The […]

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Philippines: Debt prepayments climb 35% to $2 B

MANILA, Philippines – Debt prepayments by Philippine borrowers including the national government rose 35.1 percent in the first four months, resulting in the further weakening of the peso against the dollar, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reported yesterday. Prepayments on foreign debt by public and private firms reached $2.01 billion from January to April, […]

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Malaysia, Indonesia Plans to Export Palm Oil to China

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Malaysia and Indonesia will discuss plans to export crude palm oil (CPO) for biodiesel to China. Malaysian Plantation Industry and Commodity Minister Mah Kew Siong yesterday, August 24, said that the two countries will be discussing the plan to export CPO to China. The latter is seeking to adopt 5% biodiesel blended with petroleum diesel […]

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Myanmar: 15 days for regional investment commissions to assess applications

The Myanmar Investment Commission will retain the power to approve or reject applications for tax incentives. Regional and state investment commissions are given 15 working days to review an application once they have accepted a submission from an investor, according to Notification No 25/2017 released by the Myanmar Investment Commission. The Myanmar Investment Commission (MIC) has […]

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