Southeast Asia - Neglected potential in the shadow of India and China?!
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Presented by Volker Friedrich, CEO of GBP International, at the "IHK Nordwestfalen Aussenwirtschaftsausschuss" in Borken, Germany on July 5th, 2011
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Date © Finpro 4 Asia by night
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http://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_asia
_s_rise_how_and_when.html
What will happen on the
27th of July 2048? (Start Video at 5min)
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1B&C 11-07-2007 10
Country Population
(Mio)
GNP/per
capita in US$
Singapore 5,0 49.700
Malaysia 28,3 13.500
Indonesia 231,3 4.200
Thailand 66,9 8.000
Vietnam 86,2 3.100
Philippines 92,1 3.500
ASEAN (total) 590,0 4.800
Source: ASEAN Statistics
Country
(Global grade)
Index value
Switzerland (1) 5,63
Sweden (2) 5,56
Singapore (3) 5,48
USA (4) 5,43
Germany (5) 5,39
Hong Kong (11) 5,30
Korea (22) 4,93
Malaysia (26) 4,88
China (27) 4,84
Thailand (38) 4,51
Indonesia (44) 4,43
India (51) 4,33
Vietnam (59) 4,27
Philippines (85) 3,96
Source: WEF, Davos
Investments in infrastructure and their importance for FDI’s
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27Transportation
Public Security
City Management
Energy Supply
Health
Education
Culture
Environment
I & C-Infrastructure
Water Supply
Investment focus in the next 5-10 years
Transportation
Education
Environm. Protection
Healthcare System
Public Security
Waste Management
Water Supply
Public Housing
Energy Supply
Social Services
Source: “Megacities”, Study by Siemens AG, 2010
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1. Production facilities in Malaysia
2. No manufacturing in China - IPR
3. Decision for further development of its
capacities in Malaysia, despite intense
competitive pressure
4. Competitors such as First Solar and
Schott Solar also continue to invest in
Malaysia
5. Utilisation of the extensive subsidies for
FDI`s
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Indian judges declared all Enercon-
patents legally void – a big loss for
India‘s second-biggest turbine supplier
and precedent-setting for the high-tech
industry.
„We consider our engagement in India as a
big mistake. We have been betrayed,
deprived and our employees threatened…it
is quite obvious that the Indian side is
doing everything possible to dispossess
Enercons cooperation in India.“
CEO, Hans-Dieter Kettwig, FAZ
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The requirements for plant
manufacturers to deliver a high
local content are getting more
dramatic.
“China is buying only the blue
prints and is forcing us to build
local assemblies…if we don’t
want to loose this market.”
Head of Department, SMS
SIEMAG
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100% 40-70% 70-80%
China is emphasizing the
development of its western
regions
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