KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 (Bernama) -- The government is willing to consider proposals to boost Bumiputera participation, especially among Muslims, in the halal industry, including additional allocations and enhanced tax incentives.
General : Halal Industry: Govt To Consider Funding, Tax Incentives To Boost Bumiputera Participation
Parliament, Marhamah Rosli, halal, Bumiputera, JAK
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- Marhamah said Bumiputera participation has grown significantly, with the number of Malaysia Halal Certification (SPHM) holders increasing from 2,190 in 2024 to 2,527 the following year.
- “Given this position, the government is committed to further strengthening Bumiputera participation, ownership and control in the halal industry, especially in high-value segments such as raw materials and ingredients, technology, manufacturing and high-value-added halal products,” she said.
- The plan outlines key initiatives to strengthen Bumiputera competitiveness and participation in the halal industry, including developing Bumiputera small businesses through performance-based intervention programmes to expand their businesses and increase their income.
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