Examples of using Subsectors in English and their translations into Malay
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Foreign investors were strong in the distributive trade and global establishment subsectors.
The government has already liberalised 27 services subsectors as well as the financial sector.
These two subsectors alone contributed 55.8% to the total foreign investments in the services sector.
In 1H2016, the total approved investments for these subsectors were RM10 billion, 51% of the total.
Collectively, these five subsectors made up 81.0% of the total approved investments in the services sector.
Foreign investors were strong in the distributive trade and global establishments subsectors recording RM4.8 billion and RM4.4 billion respectively.
Some of the most promising subsectors in Lithuania include business process outsourcing and shared services.
Recognising the growth potential in the services sector,the Government has decided to immediately liberalise 27 services subsectors, with no equity condition imposed.
And two(2) subsectors of high potential growth namely aerospace and medical devices have been identified to drive the growth of the manufacturing sector.
Raising the contribution of knowledge driven subsectors to the GDP from 36% in 2014 to 40% in 2020; and.
The Services Sector grew by 5.1 per cent due to increases in the Finance, Wholesale and Retail Trade and Education subsectors.
The government will further liberalise 17 services subsectors in phases in 2012, including private hospital services;
To further promote growth in the sector, the Government will launch the Services Sector Blueprint in 2014which outlines strategies and measures as well as identifies the following potential subsectors to be developed.
The rest of the investments, comprise of the plantation& commodities and agriculture subsectors, registered sustainable investments of RM601.8 million and RM68.8 million respectively.
To further promote growth in the sector, the Government will launch the Services Sector Blueprint in 2014 which outlines strategies andmeasures as well as identifies the following potential subsectors to be developed.
The Dutch sector of agriculture is diverse and covers a variety of plant cultivation and animal husbandry subsectors, including field and greenhouse cultivation, fruit-growing, pig and dairy farming.
The targeted 3+2 catalytic and high potential growth subsectors namely Electrical& Electronics, Chemical& Chemical Products, Machinery& Equipment, Medical Devices and Aerospace as identified under the 11 thMalaysia Plan contributed 58.7%(RM9.9 billion) to the total approved investments in the manufacturing sector.
Recognising the growth potential in the services sector,the Government has decided to immediately liberalise 27 services subsectors, with no equity condition imposed.
Companies operating in sectors such as communication, utilities and transportation services or its subsectors who have incurred QCE on ASP or are a part of the approved service subsectors from the Minister of Finance fall under this category.
Recognising the growth potential in the services sector,the Government has decided to immediately liberalise 27 services subsectors, with no equity condition imposed.
The targeted catalytic and high potential growth subsectors namely electrical& electronics, chemical& chemical products, machinery& equipment, medical devices and aerospace that continues to be emphasised under the 11th Malaysia Plan Mid-Term Review, contributed 26.7%(RM5.4 billion) to the total approved investments in the manufacturing sector.
A total of RM156 million worth of private investment was realised with 640 jobs and210 Agropreneurs created across the three key subsectors of livestock, crops and fisheries resulting in increased agriculture production for local consumption and for export.
Majority of these investments or 79.2% are concentrated in the hotel subsector.
The rest of the investments in the primary sector comprise of the plantation and commodities subsector, and the agriculture subsector, registered sustainable investments of RM601.8 million and RM68.8 million respectively.
The transport subsector remains the largest beneficiary constituting 21.8% of total development expenditure or RM12.2 billion.
Approvals in the hotel& tourism subsector grew by 10.7%, from RM2.0 billion in 1H2016 vis-à-vis RM2.2 billion in 1H2017.
The mining subsector led with approved investments of RM6.8 billion, mainly from the oil and gas(O&G) exploration activities.
Of this,RM7.9 billion is set aside for the education and training subsector which includes the rebuilding of dilapidated schools nationwide and improving school infrastructure.
To attract and convince current investment andinvestor to invest in agriculture sector especially food subsector.
Agri-BDC's function is also to attract and convince current investment andinvestor to invest in agriculture sector especially food subsector.