Alternative options to spur MSMEs in halal industry drive


Such investments will spur a host of initiatives that are designed to help micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) that are in need of financing support and assistance, says Halal Development Corp Bhd (HDC) chief executive officer Hairol Ariffein.

THERE is a need to invest in alternative and viable options for syariah-compliant financing, community development banks and sukuk to drive the halal industry’s future growth.

Such investments will spur a host of initiatives that are designed to help micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) that are in need of financing support and assistance, says Halal Development Corp Bhd (HDC) chief executive officer Hairol Ariffein.

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