In 2024, technology-driven transitions, economic recovery, and geopolitical developments defined the business landscape in Asia. The continent has some of the largest and most dynamic economies in the world, so a year both of opportunity and challenge was in store. The impact of the global pandemic was one that disrupted companies in this region to navigate recovery, shift in consumer demand, and pressures to innovate in response to global trends. Simultaneously, long-term structural changes were taking place, such as the rise of digital technologies and the drive toward sustainability, which began to redefine the business landscape in many Asian countries.
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India’s textile industry is the pulsating nerve of the global textiles landscape, providing superior quality textiles and associated products to a global audience.
India’s vibrant food culture is world renowned. Yet, although the Indian population is serious about the traditional local foods that give the country its enriching heritage and unique food culture, the modern generations are also more concerned about their health.
The global leather industry is navigating a complex landscape marked by evolving consumer preferences, regulatory pressures, and competition from synthetic alternatives.
The landscaping services market in Malaysia has experienced significant growth, driven by increased public and developer awareness.
One of the most affluent countries in the Middle East, the UAE’s growth story over the last three decades has been nothing short of exceptional.
Bali, renowned for its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and serene beaches, remains a premier global tourist destination.
Mongolia's GDP is expected to grow by 5.5 percent in 2024 and 6.0 percent in 2025 according to the latest Asian Development Bank report.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam’s paint and coatings manufacturing sector has grown significantly. In the past five years
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