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Asustek to relocate sales and marketing to Singapore

by on 27/12/07 at 5:44 pm

Asustek Computer is well know computer hardware related manufacturing that plan to relocate sales and marketing to Singapore.

According to DigiTimes & AsusTek company sources, the relatively low tax rate in Singapore is drawing Asustek Computer, which is about to reshuffle its own-brand and ODM/OEM businesses, to relocate its sales and marketing operation to the region.

Following the announced spin-off of the company’s own-brand business, Asustek is considering transferring the role of brand marketing to its Singapore subsidiary, Asus Technology Pte, leaving only R&D work to be performed at the company’s Taiwan headquarters.

In fact, Singapore is one of the best well know regional office for any multi national company. Again, why not Malaysia?

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KennyP

Dec 27th, 2007

Of course not Malaysia, because the Malay goverment try their best to maximise their advantage from the foreign company

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