CGS International Securities Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (“CGS MY”) today hosted a market engagement session with DeHeng Law Offices (“DeHeng”), a leading Beijing-based cross-border law firm, and Bursa Malaysia, aimed at bridging high-growth Chinese enterprises in the new economy looking for regional growth as well as opportunities to attract greater ASEAN investor participation in their businesses.
The session focused on early-stage dialogue on Malaysia’s capital market framework, issuer readiness and expectations, as well as greater clarity on listing processes, with the aim of supporting well-governed, future-ready companies as they consider Malaysia’s capital market as part of their regional growth plans.
Alan Inn Wei Loon, Country Head of CGS MY said, “As a leading gateway between China and ASEAN, CGS International is uniquely positioned to bridge capital and opportunity. Through our shareholders China Galaxy Securities and one of the world’s largest sovereign wealth funds, the China Investment Corporation (CIC), we have the platform and deep institutional networks across ASEAN and in China to enable companies and businesses to tap into unparalleled market insights and capital. Malaysia’s deep pockets of liquidity, asset diversity, highly developed capital market infrastructure and robust investor protection are key attraction factors. We look forward to collaborating with DeHeng Law Offices to intensify efforts to attract more companies from the new economy especially to raise their profile and capital amongst Malaysian investors – both institutional and retail, and to facilitating more cross border growth and opportunities for high-quality companies with China and Malaysia, ASEAN and vice versa.”
Xu Jianjun, Deputy Director of DeHeng Law Offices, said, “Our multifaceted role is more than just bridging the complex regulatory and operating environment for our China issuers. Ensuring they are market-ready today goes beyond the rigour of complying with domestic financial, operational and governance standards to meeting sustainability requirements and expectation of value. By providing specialised legal advisory, we aim to facilitate mutually beneficial listings for both the issuers and Malaysia’s investment community.”
In his welcome remarks, Julian Mahmud Hashim, Chief Regulatory Officer of Bursa Malaysia, said, “Malaysia is well positioned for companies seeking a stable base in Southeast Asia. For Chinese-funded enterprises, Malaysia can be a platform not only to build operations, but also to access regional opportunities. Bursa Malaysia offers different listing routes for foreign companies looking to tap into our equity capital market. We welcome dialogue with intermediaries and potential issuers, and will continue to support early-stage discussions and provide clarity on processes and expectations, so that promising companies can move from intention to execution with confidence.”
The co-operation between CGS MY and DeHeng is designed to bridge “future-ready” companies from high-potential sectors, including technology, advanced manufacturing, renewable energy, and consumer goods with the robust capital raising ecosystem in Malaysia. By combining CGS MY’s regional connectivity and DeHeng’s cross-border legal capabilities, the co-operation aims to strengthen market understanding, improve preparedness, and support informed decision-making for companies evaluating Malaysia as a capital market destination.
