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World Environment Day 2026: Global Attitudes on Climate Change & Sustainability — WIN Worldviews Survey

While World Environment Day has passed, the conversations it inspires remain as relevant as ever. Understanding how people perceive climate change, sustainability, and environmental responsibility is essential to shaping meaningful action throughout the year. The latest WIN (Worldwide Independent Network of Market Research) Worldviews Survey reveals a global population that is highly aware of climate-related […]

Case Study: Supporting the World Bank with High-Frequency Household Insights in Malaysia

During periods of rapid economic and social change, timely data becomes critical. For the World Bank, understanding how Malaysian households were affected by the COVID-19 crisis required more than traditional surveys. The situation was evolving quickly, and policymakers needed near real-time insights to respond effectively. To address this, the World Bank implemented a high-frequency phone […]

Case Study: Supporting the International Republican Institute in Understanding Youth Voters in Malaysia

Understanding youth behaviour in a rapidly evolving political and social environment requires more than surface-level data. For the International Republican Institute (IRI), the objective was to gain a deeper understanding of how first-time young voters in Malaysia think, feel, and make decisions—particularly in the context of the country’s 15th General Election (GE15). Rather than relying […]

Case Study: Supporting Sony Pictures Malaysia in Refining Trailer Concepts for Bullet Train

In film marketing, trailers play a critical role. They are often the first point of contact between a movie and its audience. Within a short span of time, a trailer needs to capture attention, communicate tone, and motivate viewers to watch. For Sony Pictures Malaysia, ensuring that the trailer for Bullet Train resonated with local […]

Case Study: Helping Touch ’n Go Digital Deepen Understanding of E-Wallet Behaviour in Malaysia

As e-wallet adoption grows in Malaysia, usage patterns are becoming more complex. While many consumers have adopted e-wallets, not all use them in the same way. Some rely on them daily, while others use them occasionally or only in specific situations. For Touch ’n Go Digital, understanding these differences was key to strengthening engagement and […]

Case Study: Supporting Kopi Kenangan’s Malaysia Entry Through Iterative Taste Testing

When expanding into a new market, especially in a category as competitive as coffee, product-market fit becomes critical. For Kopi Kenangan, entering Malaysia meant stepping into a landscape with well-established international and local coffee chains, each with strong consumer preferences and expectations. Rather than relying on internal assumptions, the brand took a structured approach to […]

What Does a Market Research Agency in Malaysia Actually Do?

What Does a Market Research Agency in Malaysia Actually Do? For many organisations, especially those entering Southeast Asia for the first time, the term “market research agency” can feel broad and somewhat unclear. Is it just about running surveys? Is it data collection? Or is it something more strategic? In reality, a market research agency […]

Why Malaysia is One of the Most Reliable Markets for Data Collection in Southeast Asia

When companies think about Southeast Asia, the focus is often on market size. Indonesia offers scale, Vietnam offers growth, and Thailand offers strong consumption. But when it comes to reliable data collection, Malaysia stands out because it offers a level of structure, consistency, and accessibility that is often harder to achieve elsewhere in the region. […]

5 Common Mistakes Companies Make When Conducting Market Research in Malaysia

Market research in Malaysia is often seen as relatively straightforward compared to other Southeast Asian markets. The infrastructure is strong, the population is accessible, and the ecosystem is well established. Yet, many projects still fall short. The issue is rarely the market itself; more often, it comes down to how the research is planned and […]

Online vs Offline Shopping Behaviour in Malaysia: What Businesses Need to Understand

For many businesses, the question is often framed as a choice: should we focus on online or offline? In Malaysia, that distinction is becoming less useful. Consumers are no longer thinking in terms of channels; they move between online and offline depending on what is most convenient at each stage of their decision journey. Understanding […]