Creating new business in Asiafor consumer brands

AsiaCorp Services

We are working in three main business areas:

Matchmaking with License-, Distribution-,
& Franchise Partners

We search the Asian market for the right partner on behalf of our clients. We assist in negotiations of commercial contracts, and navigate the many local conditions.

Selling IP-Rights / IP Joint Ventures

We assist global brands in selling their
IP-rights for selected Asian markets. Our acces to significant brand operators and investors specifically across Asia, puts us in a unique position that allows us to explore these possibilities, for brands considering this.

Company Buy-Out

We have gained access to a diverse field of big investors interested in consumer/lifestyle brands, through decades of working with and in the Asia Pacific region.

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Industry News

India a bright spot in Asia-Pacific, UN report says

Average economic growth in the developing Asia-Pacific region picked up from 3.5% in 2022 to 4.8% in 2023. India has become the world’s fastest-growing major economy in 2023 and a bright spot in the Asia-Pacific amid robust household consumption and public investment in infrastructure, a UN report said. “India registered an economic growth rate of 6.8% in FY2023 supported by government spending on infrastructure and strong growth in manufacturing, mining and construction, which offset lower agricultural output,”

China's outdoor sports boom driving business growth

The 2024 Chongqing Marathon, which is scheduled for March 24, saw 100,000 applications in a single day. Only a fraction will be selected through a lucky draw to run the 42-kilometer distance. It's the same case with many marathon events held in China nowadays. According to the Chinese Athletics Association, over 300 road running races were held nationwide in the first half of last year, with a total of 2.24 million participants.

The Top 5 Economies in The World by 2028

The global economy is currently undergoing a shift in gravity from the West to emerging markets. Our Consensus Forecasts are for this trend to continue to play out in the coming years, given strong potential for catch-up growth, mineral wealth—particularly in those minerals that are powering the green energy transition—and healthy demographics in emerging markets. That said, developed markets will continue to dominate the podium of the world’s largest economies in the coming years, despite losing relative economic clout.