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Vietnam’s healthcare e-commerce sector is entering a decisive growth phase. In 2025, Vietnam’s online retail market reached CHF 12.79 billion, driven largely by the rise of TikTok Shop and Shopee, according to Metric’s 2025 market report. This momentum reflects a meaningful shift in consumer behavior. Vietnamese consumers increasingly research symptoms, compare options, verify authenticity, and make healthcare purchases digitally.
Myanmar is a country with rich cultural heritage and a robust economy, yet many communities still face challenges in accessing quality education and essential resources.
In today’s fast-moving and increasingly complex world, leading organizations across every industry are embracing coordinated strategies and advanced tools to manage risk more effectively.
According to the World Bank, Cambodia is recognized as one of the fastest-growing markets globally and aims to become an upper-middle-income economy by 2030.
According to the Ministry of Labor, approximately 700,000 migrant workers are employed in Thailand's construction industry. Many of these workers and their families live in temporary housing, often referred to as construction site camps, where access to essential public services like child protection, education, and healthcare is severely limited.
In an era of heightened global uncertainty, supply chain leaders are under immense pressure to ensure the continuity and efficiency of their operations.
Malaysia's food and beverage (F&B) industry is a dynamic powerhouse, showcasing the market's rich culinary heritage and diverse flavors. Spanning a broad range of businesses, including hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars, food stalls, and catering services, the sector plays a vital role in shaping the market’s gastronomic identity.
The rising prevalence of eye diseases in Thailand is a growing concern, particularly among the market’s aging population. According to recent data, over 1.5 million people in Thailand are affected by cataracts, and nearly 500,000 suffer from glaucoma, with these numbers expected to rise as the population ages.
Thailand has set ambitious climate goals, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 40% by 2030, achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, and reach net-zero GHG emissions by 2065. These targets were updated and announced at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow.
Diabetes is a growing concern in Malaysia, with statistics from the National Health and Morbidity Survey revealing that more than 18% of the adult population, or 3.5 million people, have prediabetes.
Long wait times and overcrowded hospitals have been persistent issues in the Thai healthcare system, impacting both patients and their caregivers and leading to additional hidden costs that add to the financial burden.
DKSH Thailand worked with two global financial institutions in Thailand to elevate our treasury functions including better collection management and reduced fraud risks in the market.
DKSH Thailand’s Cash Flow is Queen Project has successfully transformed customer payment behavior from previously using cheque payments to the more efficient method of bank transfers. It significantly enhances cash flow management while promoting environmental sustainability.
Vietnam is among the most rapidly aging markets in the world. From a population of over 100 million people, nearly 13 million are over 60 and by 2030, this is expected to reach 18 million, accounting for more than 17 percent of the population.
The halal lifestyle economy is expanding rapidly. Muslim consumers enjoy a broadening array of faith-compliant products, services, and shopping, dining, and travel experiences. The 2022 State of the Global Islamic Economy Report says Muslims spent USD 2 trillion in 2021 on food, modest fashions, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and media. As the return of travel makes people more mobile once again, that figure could reach USD 2.8 trillion in 2025.
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Food wastage and food insecurity remain a problem in Malaysia. The situation was worsened with the disruption of food supply chains during the COVID-19 pandemic period.
The Malaysian government’s goal is to eradicate hardcore poverty by 2025. While efforts are continuing to further reduce the number of hardcore poor currently totaling nearly 130,000 households across the market, DKSH’s Famous Amos has stepped in to play its part.
In 2002, the United Nations defined as the right of everyone to safe, sufficient, and acceptable water. In the Philippines, more than 90 percent of the market's nearly 114 million population has access to basic water services. However, water supplies in some parts of the Philippines are scarce and experience frequent supply disruptions.
Food wastage is a growing concern, particularly in Asia Pacific. According to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization, over 50 percent of global food waste comes from Asia, while more than 515 million people in the region are estimated to remain undernourished, particularly in Central and South Asia.
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