财经观察｜“出海”马来西亚“链”式逻辑含金量高，声量增量齐高

Group 1 - The relationship between China and Malaysia is strengthening, leading to increased business opportunities and financial interactions [1][2] - PingPong, a global payment platform, has received approval from the Central Bank of Malaysia, becoming the first Chinese company to hold an MSB license for cross-border payments targeting businesses [1] - UnionPay International's collaboration with PayNet has resulted in a significant increase in transaction volume, with a more than 400% increase in transaction counts and over 1300% increase in transaction amounts from January to April 2025 [1] Group 2 - Various Malaysian enterprises are engaging in business exchanges with Chinese companies, indicating a growing connection in commercial activities [2] - The signing of a production cooperation agreement between Wanglaoji and Malaysian companies marks a significant step in localizing production and expanding market reach in Southeast Asia [2][3] - The RCEP agreement is benefiting businesses by reducing costs and enhancing efficiency, with its policies directly impacting various industries [3] Group 3 - The upcoming China-ASEAN Economic Forum and the third China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo highlight the focus on international cooperation in supply chains and industries [3] - Malaysia's tourism department predicts a significant increase in Chinese tourists, estimating 5 million visitors by 2025, which represents a growth of over 35% [3] - The cross-border payment cooperation is expected to enhance the supply chain and industry connections between China and Malaysia [4]