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

Southeast Asia: The next hub for multinational companies

Southeast Asia, with a $3.2T GDP and 656M people, is a growing hub for multinationals. Adding 140M consumers by 2030, the region boasts supply chain diversity, low-cost labor, and proximity to China. Its digital economy, spanning e-commerce and financial services, is set to hit $360B by 2025. Trade agreements like RCEP enhance its appeal, and Singapore’s robust infrastructure attracts global businesses. Despite diverse regulations and challenges, ASEAN’s economic momentum presents vast opportunities for growth and expansion.

India’s lifestyle market projected to reach USD210 billion by 2028

India’s USD130 billion lifestyle market, with fashion accounting for approximately 80 percent and the rest beauty and personal care (BPC), is expected to grow at a 10 percent to 12 percent compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) to reach USD210 billion over the next five years. India’s e-lifestyle market is poised to grow from USD16 to USD17 billion in 2023 to USD40 to USD45 billion in 2028. These are among the findings from a new study released by Bain & Company and Myntra.

Global Powers of Luxury Goods 2023

The 2023 Global Powers of Luxury Goods reported that the Top 100 luxury goods companies generated composite sales of US$347 billion in FY2022, up from US$305 billion in FY2021. This sharp increase in luxury goods sales signals a flourishing state of the luxury industry following the COVID-19 pandemic. Eleven Chinese companies made the Top 100 in 2023, including 10 jewelry and watch brands and a fashion apparel and footwear company, accounting for 10.1% of the Top 100’s luxury goods sales.