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currently, India is Malaysia's largest trading partner while Malaysia is India's second
largest trading partner in the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN).
• 61 joint ventures in sectors ranging from palm oil refining, power, railways, civil
construction, training and information technology.
• 67 Indian IT companies enjoy Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) status in
Malaysia.
• There are about 20 other companies in various manufacturing sectors in Malaysia.
Trade Estimates
The following estimates can be drawn in favor of trade between India and Malaysia:
India's export basket to Malaysia is large and diversified consisting of meat and meat
preparations, sugar, rice (other than basmati), wheat, fresh vegetables and fruits, cotton
yarn, RMG cotton and accessories, primary and semi-finished iron, made-ups, fabrics,
machinery and instruments, electronic goods and metal manufactures.
Malaysia's major exports to India during 2006 were Crude Petroleum, Palm Oil,
Electronic & Electrical products, Chemicals & Chemical products and Petroleum
products.
Though balance of trade has favored Malaysia, primarily because India imports
expensive commodities from the former like palm oil and petroleum on a large scale the
India Malaysia trade is benefiting both nations.