SMEs
Small firms, global supply chains
NGovernment section: summaries of YB Ng's work as Selangor EXCO, based on public information. For official information, visit selangor.gov.my and investselangor.my.
- 01The problem
Most of Selangor's investment comes from Malaysian companies, and SMEs are the backbone — but small firms struggle to break into the supply chains of big, global companies.
- 02The fix
The Business Linkages & Advancement Programme by Invest Selangor gives Selangor SMEs six months of support to join the supply chains of bigger, global companies. At SIBS, SMEs meet buyers through business-matching sessions.
- 03The proof
More than 60% of Selangor's investment is domestic. SIBS 2025 generated RM8.17 billion in potential transactions.
- 04What's next
Programme intake dates, eligibility and SME success stories will be published with the office's confirmation.
Related work
OngoingN
Selangor International Business Summit (SIBS)
SIBS 2025 generated RM8.17b in potential deals. SIBS 2026, the 10th edition (14–17 Oct, KLCC), targets RM8b and 500 business-matching meetings.
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A Selangor delegation met companies in aerospace, automotive and rail, and semiconductors across three cities.
Problem → Fix → Proof → Next
The Selangor International Business Summit runs 14–17 October 2026 at KLCC, aiming for RM8 billion and 500 business-matching meetings.
Problem → Fix → Proof → Next
