Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Economic Impact Survey (EIS) 2022/23 Launch will now be a HYBRID program. Please see below for the updated program details.

American multinational companies (MNCs) play a pivotal role in Malaysia and global markets. Every two years AMCHAM looks to quantify this contribution beyond the headlines and capital investment numbers as the commitment over the decades is much deeper and very productive. We look at the impact on the workforce and other areas, and how these investments have intrinsically been woven into the fabric of the Malaysian economy, providing a foundation for future growth.

Join AMCHAM on Monday, 11 March 2024, for the exclusive unveiling of insights from the Economic Impact Survey (EIS) 2022/23. This launch will be a HYBRID program with the in-person venue at the AMCHAM Executive Office, and the virtual platform as Microsoft Teams. This event is complimentary to all members and seats are limited, a light lunch will be provided for in-person attendees.

Program Details:

Date: Monday, 11 March 2024

Time: 12.00 PM - 1.00 PM (Registration starts at 11:30 AM)

Venue: AMCHAM Executive Office

Address: Level 10, Bangunan Faber Imperial Court, Jln Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur

HYBRID Platform: Microsoft Teams (Online Registration required to receive the meeting link)

About the Survey

The Economic Impact Survey (EIS) is an undertaking by the American Malaysian Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) with the purpose of quantifying its members' contributions to the Malaysian economy. It incorporates a snapshot of challenges and opportunities faced in the post-pandemic era. Similar to previous editions (2018/19 & 2020/21), the 2022/23 survey includes multiple economic sectors represented within the AMCHAM membership for both manufacturing and services, with callouts for the electrical and electronics (E&E) sector, banking, insurance, and agribusiness, extraction & energy.

81 AMCHAM member companies completed this year's survey. This survey is not exhaustive of the total financial impact of all American investment in Malaysia and acts as estimated contributions of prominent AMCHAM member companies.