The strategy, announced at the 2026 ASEAN Conference in Singapore, centers on two new Memoranda of Understanding. FICG’s manufacturing subsidiary, PRO3C, will collaborate with the Malaysian developer AME Elite to expand production capacity in Johor, while a parallel agreement with Singapore’s JTC will establish a Regional Innovation and Supply Chain Centre in the city-state. This hub will manage procurement and customer engagement, effectively bridging the two markets to serve sectors ranging from semiconductor packaging to avionics and automotive electronics.

Leo Chien, Chairman of FIC Global, emphasized that long-term competitiveness now hinges on the integration of disparate regional assets rather than the footprint of a single factory. The initiative is bolstered by financial support from UOB, which will facilitate the cross-border banking and business connectivity required to manage the complex logistics of the JS-SEZ corridor. As PRO3C’s new Johor campus ramps up toward its official October 2026 opening, the company expects this model to provide a buffer against supply chain volatility, leveraging Malaysia’s industrial ecosystem alongside Singapore’s financial and technological infrastructure.