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Japan's US$158b M&A wave moves away from China toward ASEAN and US
Japan's US$158b M&A wave moves away from China toward ASEAN and US
Buying a Japanese firm gives Western buyers indirect exposure to Southeast Asia without investing directly in the region.
DHL scales automation in Vietnam logistics operations
Automation and infrastructure support high-tech shifts.
DHL expands multimodal networks for Vietnam trade
Vietnam drives longer routes and multimodal demand.
Vietnam expands exports across global trade
Capacity investments support long-distance trade growth.
ERP transparency drives quality, speed in specialised manufacturing: Extel
Oracle NetSuite enables full traceability and quicker delivery for specialised clients.
Three opportunities SEA countries can expect from a 'Plus One' approach
This approach is set to diversify Southeast Asia's supply chain.
ASEAN nations bear annual losses of $17b due to supply chain disruptions
The retail and wholesale sectors were amongst the hardest hit.
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