Malaysia's healthcare landscape is increasingly influenced by the growing demand for medical services and advancements in diagnostic technologies. Both public and private healthcare sectors are engaged in providing nuclear imaging services, with private hospitals frequently investing in cutting-edge ...

As the population ages and chronic health issues like cardiovascular diseases and obesity become more common, there is an urgent need for surgical methods that reduce patient trauma and speed up recovery. Hospitals and surgeons are increasingly incorporating advanced surgical technologies, such as l ...

Malaysia plays a crucial role in the global electronics and electrical manufacturing sector, with substantial exports of semiconductors, solar panels, and electrical components. These high-value products significantly contribute to the demand for air cargo services. Additionally, Malaysia is a leadi ...

The dialysis concentrates and solutions market in Malaysia is witnessing consistent growth, primarily fueled by the aging population and the rising incidence of chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension, which are major contributors to kidney failure. The increasing rates of chronic kidney ...

The market for CT devices in Malaysia is advancing steadily, supported by a dual-provider healthcare system comprising both public and private sectors. The public healthcare network, primarily funded by the government, ensures universal access to medical services and continues to be a focal point fo ...

Designer apparel and footwear in Malaysia witnessed moderate retail current value growth of 5% in 2025, reaching MYR3.2 billion, and maintaining its position as the largest category within personal luxury by value. The sales increase was driven by a sustained consumer preference for high-quality, du ...

In 2025, experiential luxury in Malaysia exhibited sustained dynamism, with sales reaching MYR4.4 billion, representing a 39% increase from the preceding year. The influx of wealthy international visitors, notably from countries such as Singapore, China, and India, was a substantial contributor to g ...

In 2025, premium and luxury cars in Malaysia saw a 1% increase in retail value sales, reaching MYR13.6 billion. Growth was a rebound from decline the previous year, supported by favourable economic conditions and the rising number of affluent adults, HNWIs, and ultra-HNWIs. Growth was characterised ...

In 2025, fine wines/champagne and spirits in Malaysia experienced a robust increase, achieving retail current value growth of 5% to reach MYR421 million. This growth was primarily driven by the ongoing trend of premiumisation in alcoholic drinks, rising disposable incomes, increased urbanisation, an ...

Luxury goods in Malaysia rebounded to solid retail current value growth in 2025, driven by rising domestic consumer confidence and robust tourism growth. The positive performance reflected the favourable impact of an increasing number of high-net-worth individuals and stable macroeconomic conditions ...

Volume sales of wireless headphones in Malaysia increased in 2025, supported by the widespread adoption of True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earbuds and a growing variety of brand offerings. Competitive pricing among Chinese brands such as Xiaomi, Huawei, and Realme has made wireless audio more accessible, ...

Volume sales of computers and peripherals decreased in 2025, continuing the downward trend that began in 2022. This decline can be largely attributed to weakened consumer spending power, due to economic uncertainty and a higher cost of living, which has led many Malaysians to delay or avoid discreti ...

In 2025, mobile phone sales in Malaysia saw a modest increase, reflecting cautious consumer behaviour in the face of ongoing economic challenges. Overall demand remained soft, however, and growth was primarily due to the need to replace older or malfunctioning devices. Many local consumers are now r ...

Volume sales of portable players in Malaysia increased in 2025, driven by the rising popularity of e-readers and wireless speakers. Euromonitor International's Portable Players in Malaysia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the in-home, portable and in-car consumer electron ...

Volume sales of imaging devices in Malaysia declined in 2025, continuing the downward trend as local consumers prioritised essential electronics over specialised equipment. The category faced headwinds from reduced discretionary spending and the growing capabilities of smartphones, which offer incre ...

Volume sales of consumer electronics in Malaysia fell slightly in 2025, reflecting a maturing industry and mixed performance across product categories. While segments such as smartphones, wearable electronics, and wireless headphones recorded modest growth due to lifestyle shifts, AI-powered feature ...

Volume sales of home audio and cinema in Malaysia decreased in 2025. This decline was largely attributed to global economic uncertainties, including tariff wars and inflationary pressures, which led to elevated retail prices. As a result, local consumers adopted more cautious spending habits, partic ...

Volume sales of home video declined steeply in 2025, reflecting cautious consumer sentiment amid ongoing economic challenges. The contraction was due to a combination of global trade tensions and inflationary pressures, which contributed to higher retail prices and eroded purchasing power. With hous ...

Volume sales of in-car entertainment decreased in 2025, continuing a multi-year downward trend as the category becomes increasingly obsolete. The decline is largely due to the growing prevalence of factory-installed systems in new passenger vehicles. These built-in systems typically include advanced ...

Volume sales of wearable electronics in Malaysia registered modest growth in 2025, largely due to the adoption of smart wearables. While smartwatches continued to gain traction, activity bands saw a noticeable slowdown. This was primarily due to limited brand offerings, with only a few Chinese playe ...

Retail current value sales of airlines in Malaysia are projected to see further double-digit, if slower, growth over 2025, with the online channel dominating sales and growth. Low cost carriers dominate retail value sales and number of people, supported by route expansion, airport revitalisation and ...

2025 is seeing dietary supplements rise in value terms in Malaysia, supported by growing consumer interest in a wide variety of products with increasingly sophisticated positioning. Malaysians are becoming more knowledgeable about the health effects of different supplements, driving steady demand ac ...

In Malaysia, value sales of dermatologicals continue to grow in 2025. Demand remains steady across segments such as antifungals and antipruritics, supported by broad product availability and growing consumer confidence in self-purchasing. Improved awareness of treatment options is encouraging more c ...

Cough, cold and allergy (hay fever) remedies is recording solid value growth in Malaysia in 2025, as local consumers continue to take proactive steps in managing respiratory health. Ongoing risks from COVID-19 and influenza cases maintain demand, while generic options are also seeing rising uptake, ...

Further double-digit growth in retail current value sales is projected for booking in Malaysia over 2025. Across domestic and international tourism, the growing desire for distinctive, personalised experiences has been a key feature of development. This has provided notable opportunities for the fur ...