Indonesia’s critical minerals strategy has successfully attracted downstream investment through export restrictions and complementary policy incentives, particularly in nickel and bauxite processing.

Integrated facilities management (IFM) is becoming a key enabler of ESG implementation in Thailand’s real estate sector, helping organizations translate sustainability commitments into measurable operational outcomes.

ASEAN is experiencing increasingly frequent and severe cyber threats that create systemic risks across interconnected digital supply chains, exposing businesses to significant financial losses.

Thailand’s housing market is expected to moderate in 2026, reflecting slower economic growth, elevated household debt, and constrained purchasing power.

Emerging market growth is projected to moderate in 2026 as inflationary pressures remain elevated despite the gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Jakarta’s property market continued its gradual recovery in the first quarter of 2026, supported by resilient economic growth, rising investment, and improving occupier confidence.

Bangkok’s office market remained highly competitive in Q1 2026 despite improving demand.

Jakarta’s office market is entering a more stable phase, supported by improving demand and a limited supply pipeline. Occupiers continue to favour premium office space, driven by quality, sustainability, and operational efficiency considerations, while flexible leasing arrangements remain a priority.

A survey of employees in Thailand’s automotive manufacturing sector examined how the characteristics of high-performing organizations influence work engagement and employee performance.