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Asustek to relocate sales and marketing to Singapore
By Planet Lowyat - December 27, 2007
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?
Tags: Asus, AsusTek, Malaysia, Singapore
Posted in Hardware, News |
December 27th, 2007 at 9:58 pm
Of course not Malaysia, because the Malay goverment try their best to maximise their advantage from the foreign company
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