Issues

Explore latest corporate stories, industry insights and c-level executive interviews from issues of APAC Outlook Magazine.

Issues Corporate Stories

China’s manufacturing sector expands

China’s manufacturing sector expanded for a second straight month in September, HSBC’s closely watched purchasing managers’ index (PMI) has revealed.

Asia Outlook Issue 3 | APAC Outlook Magazine

Asia Outlook Issue 3, the B2B magazine for c-suite business leaders and executives across the APAC region.

Assunta Hospital : The Heart and Art of Care

Assunta Hospital, a pioneering private healthcare provider in Malaysia and the first private hospital in the Klang Valley, is backed by a legacy of caring and dedicated healthcare delivery.

Pan Asia Logistics : Targeting Growth in Asia

Asia Outlook profiles Pan Asia Logistics, a preferred air and ocean freight forwarder and logistics partner for many top brands in the East Asian market.

Cardno BEC : Seeking Expansion into Asia

Asia is undergoing a period of unprecedented economic growth and this represents huge opportunity says Bruce Johnson, Area Manager/ Manager New Projects, Cardno BEC.

APECO : Power Success

APAC Outlook profiles Asia Projects Engineering Pte Ltd (APECO), a company primarily engaged in plant engineering work and maintenance.

Lian Beng Construction : Dare to Dream

It pays to dream big. And dream big is what Lian Beng Construction has done. Within the first four months of 2013, it has secured six construction projects worth about S$750 million.

McDonald’s Thailand : They’re Loving It

APAC Outlook talks to Hester Chew, Chairman of Executive Committee and CEO of McThai, the sole McDonald’s franchisee in Thailand.

Telenor and Ooredoo win Myanmar telecoms licences

Telenor Mobile Communications of Norway and Qatar Telecom, which has changed its name to Ooredoo, have been awarded telecommunications licences by the Telecommunications Operator Tender Evaluation and Selection Committee.

Ping An buys Lloyd’s building in London

A German Closed End Fund has confirmed the sale of The Lloyds Building in London to Ping An for £260 million.