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Malaysia

MYS

Malaysia: 35.9 million population; upper-middle-income economy. Exports: machinery, electrical machinery, mineral fuels; imports: machinery, mineral fuels, optical instruments. Federal constitutional monarchy under PM Anwar Ibrahim. Major semiconductor packaging hub. Political instability. South China Sea claimant. #58 Big Mac Index.

Headline valuation

Enterprise value
$9.81T
Scenario range
$3.80T – $9.89T
Confidence
60.0%
Integration scenario
Contested Integration

Balance sheet

Total assets
$10.66T
Total liabilities
$678.1B
Base enterprise value
$9.98T

Creditor concentration

Risk score (0-100)
24.0
Buyer autonomy
high
Creditor HHI
0.2958

Climate & resources

Climate status
CLIMATE_VULNERABLE
Water tier
ADEQUATE
ND-GAIN vulnerability
0.52
ND-GAIN readiness
0.62

Top acquisition targets (Malaysia as buyer)

Computed by SAPA (Sovereign Acquisition Propensity Algorithm). Higher probability = stronger structural fit for Malaysia acquiring this target.

  1. Indonesia (IDN): probability 0.07, deal value $29.60T, driver: Strategic + Resources + Human_Capital + Economic_Size_Penalty(0.42) + Minimal_Projection(1184km)
  2. Chile (CHL): probability 0.07, deal value $9.68T, driver: Strategic + Resources + Human_Capital + Distance_Hemispheric(16547km) + Minimal_Projection(16547km)
  3. Colombia (COL): probability 0.07, deal value $7.96T, driver: Strategic + Resources + Human_Capital + Distance_Hemispheric(19035km) + Minimal_Projection(19035km)
  4. Kazakhstan (KAZ): probability 0.07, deal value $8.26T, driver: Strategic + Resources + Distance_Regional(6041km) + Minimal_Projection(6041km)
  5. Kuwait (KWT): probability 0.07, deal value $5.99T, driver: Strategic + Resources + Distance_Regional(6359km) + Minimal_Projection(6359km) + US_Security_Partner

About this valuation

This valuation is computed monthly by the WHITEFLAG sovereign asset valuation framework — a five-scenario rigorous model that prices nations as transferable enterprise units. See the full methodology for the formulas and data sources.

Sources: CIA World Factbook, World Bank (population, poverty, economic data), IMF World Economic Outlook (economic classification, trade), The Economist Big Mac Index (PPP comparison), Trading Economics (macroeconomic indicators), Official Government Statistical Agencies

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