Navigating the supply chain disruptions and reciprocal tariffs

Explore practical strategies for building a regional operating model and the implications of the latest tariff developments.

Global supply chains continue to face unprecedented disruption driven by geopolitical tensions, rising costs, and shifting trade policies. The introduction of reciprocal tariffs post-Liberation Day adds a new layer of complexity for companies operating across Southeast Asia.​

How are businesses reconfiguring their operating models to stay competitive in this evolving landscape? What role do tax structures, supply chain, and regional incentives play in shaping resilient supply chains?​

In this event for senior tax, finance, and supply chain executives, we will examine the implications of the latest tariff developments and explore practical strategies for building agile, cost-effective regional operating model.​

Event agenda​

• Insights into the latest developments regarding tariffs and their implications for businesses operating in Singapore and Malaysia post-Liberation day ​

• Strategies for preparing for future challenges and enhancing resilience in supply chain operations, including the understanding of the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) regime​

• How supply chain planning and tariff analysis tools can help business proactively                 

Speakers​

• Amarjeet Singh, EY Asean Tax Leader ​

• Desmond Teo, Partner, Private Tax, Ernst & Young Solutions LLP​

• Paul Griffiths, Partner, Operating Model Effectiveness, Ernst & Young Solutions LLP​

• Lai Wai Kit, EY-Parthenon Partner, Value Creation and Operational Excellence, Ernst & Young Solutions LLP ​

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