Sarawak recorded a RM6.44 billion food trade deficit in 2024, with RM7.62 billion imports and RM1.18 billion exports. Better processing, longer shelf life and compliant packaging can help producers replace imports, reach markets and support 2030 net food exporter target.

Sarawak’s tourism growth offers investable openings in events, ecotourism, culture, healthcare and skills, backed by visitor receipts and event demand. A solution-focused response requires transparent governance, measurable community benefit, workforce training, resilient infrastructure, clear, honest delivery data and fair partnerships.

Sarawak Budget 2027 projects RM15.091 billion in revenue, a RM246 million surplus, and RM10.098 billion in development spending. It targets energy, gas, data centres, semiconductors, agro-food, and infrastructure. Near-term contracts are strongest in roads, water, housing, and SEA Games services. Investors should position early.

Sarawak aims to become South-East Asia's renewable energy hub. Hydropower and solar are moving, while exports advance slowly. Green hydrogen has been scaled back. Investors should separate operating assets from paper plans and always confirm all figures directly before signing.

Sarawak wants to become a major supplier of green hydrogen, using its cheap hydropower to make clean fuel for Japan and South Korea. Though big projects have been scaled back, the state remains a serious long-term player in clean energy.

Sarawak recorded a RM6.44 billion food trade deficit in 2024, with RM7.62 billion imports and RM1.18 billion exports. Better processing, longer shelf life and compliant packaging can help producers replace imports, reach markets and support 2030 net food exporter target.

Sarawak’s tourism growth offers investable openings in events, ecotourism, culture, healthcare and skills, backed by visitor receipts and event demand. A solution-focused response requires transparent governance, measurable community benefit, workforce training, resilient infrastructure, clear, honest delivery data and fair partnerships.

Sarawak Budget 2027 projects RM15.091 billion in revenue, a RM246 million surplus, and RM10.098 billion in development spending. It targets energy, gas, data centres, semiconductors, agro-food, and infrastructure. Near-term contracts are strongest in roads, water, housing, and SEA Games services. Investors should position early.

Sarawak aims to become South-East Asia's renewable energy hub. Hydropower and solar are moving, while exports advance slowly. Green hydrogen has been scaled back. Investors should separate operating assets from paper plans and always confirm all figures directly before signing.

Sarawak wants to become a major supplier of green hydrogen, using its cheap hydropower to make clean fuel for Japan and South Korea. Though big projects have been scaled back, the state remains a serious long-term player in clean energy.

Sarawak recorded a RM6.44 billion food trade deficit in 2024, with RM7.62 billion imports and RM1.18 billion exports. Better processing, longer shelf life and compliant packaging can help producers replace imports, reach markets and support 2030 net food exporter target.

Sarawak’s tourism growth offers investable openings in events, ecotourism, culture, healthcare and skills, backed by visitor receipts and event demand. A solution-focused response requires transparent governance, measurable community benefit, workforce training, resilient infrastructure, clear, honest delivery data and fair partnerships.

Sarawak Budget 2027 projects RM15.091 billion in revenue, a RM246 million surplus, and RM10.098 billion in development spending. It targets energy, gas, data centres, semiconductors, agro-food, and infrastructure. Near-term contracts are strongest in roads, water, housing, and SEA Games services. Investors should position early.

Sarawak aims to become South-East Asia's renewable energy hub. Hydropower and solar are moving, while exports advance slowly. Green hydrogen has been scaled back. Investors should separate operating assets from paper plans and always confirm all figures directly before signing.

Sarawak wants to become a major supplier of green hydrogen, using its cheap hydropower to make clean fuel for Japan and South Korea. Though big projects have been scaled back, the state remains a serious long-term player in clean energy.

Sarawak recorded a RM6.44 billion food trade deficit in 2024, with RM7.62 billion imports and RM1.18 billion exports. Better processing, longer shelf life and compliant packaging can help producers replace imports, reach markets and support 2030 net food exporter target.

Sarawak’s tourism growth offers investable openings in events, ecotourism, culture, healthcare and skills, backed by visitor receipts and event demand. A solution-focused response requires transparent governance, measurable community benefit, workforce training, resilient infrastructure, clear, honest delivery data and fair partnerships.

Sarawak Budget 2027 projects RM15.091 billion in revenue, a RM246 million surplus, and RM10.098 billion in development spending. It targets energy, gas, data centres, semiconductors, agro-food, and infrastructure. Near-term contracts are strongest in roads, water, housing, and SEA Games services. Investors should position early.

Sarawak aims to become South-East Asia's renewable energy hub. Hydropower and solar are moving, while exports advance slowly. Green hydrogen has been scaled back. Investors should separate operating assets from paper plans and always confirm all figures directly before signing.

Sarawak wants to become a major supplier of green hydrogen, using its cheap hydropower to make clean fuel for Japan and South Korea. Though big projects have been scaled back, the state remains a serious long-term player in clean energy.