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Sunway Group debuts at No. 26 on Fortune's Southeast Asia 2026 list, the only Malaysian-headquartered firm among 34 local certified companies. With 93 per cent of surveyed employees rating it a great place to work, the group shows a homegrown firm can compete with multinationals.
Thirty-four Malaysian companies made the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For Southeast Asia 2026 list, with Sunway as the only Malaysian-headquartered company in the top 30.
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Thirty-four companies certified in Malaysia have been named to the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For Southeast Asia 2026 list.
Fortune and Great Place To Work released the list on Tuesday (3 November).
It is the second year of the Southeast Asia ranking. This year’s list draws on confidential survey responses from 1,322,537 employees across ten countries.
Sunway Group made its debut at No. 26. It is the only Malaysian-headquartered company among the 100 on the list.
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