Opportunities across a more connected Asia Pacific.
Explore the markets, capabilities, policies and capital shaping business collaboration across Asia Pacific – and what they mean for venture building, joint ventures, partnerships and international expansion.
Latest regional developments
ADB’s next planning cycle puts delivery readiness alongside financing scale
ADB projects $104.5 billion in commitments for 2027–2029. Its new outlook points to stronger delivery discipline, but individual financing and budget decisions still require approval.
ADB’s nature-finance initiatives put project readiness and measurement in focus
ADB’s bond issuance, project incubator and tracking report point to complementary financing needs: investable projects, capital-market structures and credible evidence of nature outcomes.
India ammonia financing puts industrial conversion at the centre of ACCEL
ADB and Japan’s first ACCEL investment backs renewable-powered ammonia production in India, raising questions about industrial conversion, export demand and programme access.
Cross-border collaboration opportunities
From Memorandum of Understanding to Operating Business: A Cross-Border Execution Playbook
Memorandums of understanding signal intent, not delivery. A step-by-step playbook for turning cross-border agreements into operating businesses.
Joint Venture, Distributor, Acquisition or Greenfield: Choosing a Market-Entry Model
Distributor, licence, joint venture, acquisition or greenfield plant? A practical framework for choosing how to enter a new Asian market.
Building a More Connected Asia Pacific: From Regional Capabilities to Business Partnerships
How complementary capabilities across Asia Pacific – technology, markets, capital and development finance – can become working business partnerships, and what to verify before acting.
Practical guides
Korean Companies Entering India: What the Official Data Supports
India–Korea trade reached USD 25.6 billion in 2025 and Korea's cumulative FDI in India stands at about USD 10.3 billion. What the official figures mean for Korean companies and startups considering India.
Taiwanese Companies in India in 2026: What the Official Data Supports
India–Taiwan trade reached a record 12.5 billion dollars in 2025 and more than 300 Taiwanese companies have invested in India. What the official figures mean for a Taiwanese company considering an India base.
Korea Market Entry in 2026: What the Official Data Supports
Korea logged a record 36.05 billion dollars of notified foreign investment in 2025 and passed a Semiconductor Special Act. What the official figures mean for a foreign operator considering a Korea base.
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