Small and medium
enterprises (SMEs) in Malaysia cover a wide range of sector including services,
manufacturing, agriculture, construction as well as mining and quarrying. From
all of these sectors, businesses are divided into three categories namely micro,
small and medium.
SMEs are undoubtedly important to the
growth of Malaysia’s economy. Since SMEs are divided into three different
categories, let us take a look at some of the statistic based on their
respective sector and state. Based on SMEinfo.com:
- The tabulation of SMEs by percentage is as follow: 76.5% are microenterprises, 21.2% are small enterprises and 2.3% are medium enterprises.
- The tabulation of SMEs by sector is as follow: 89.2% are service, 5.3% are manufacturing, 4.3% are construction, 1.1% are agriculture and the remaining 0.1% are mining and quarrying.
- 20.6% of SMEs are woman-owned.
- The 3 states with the highest number of SMEs establishment are Selangor (19.8%), Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur (14.7%) and Johor (10.8%).
In addition to that, here is another
statistic worth noting that was shared by CompareHero.my:
If we take a
look at the fifth core elements listed in the infographic above (Courtesy of
Bernama Infographic), it specifically address the boosting of performance for
all micro, small and medium enterprise. This is a great benefit as to ensure
that all entrepreneurs including those from SMEs can continuously grow and be
able to contribute more to Malaysia’s economy.
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