Statista overview report on financial KPIs in the Tiger Cub economies
This report provides a deep insight into the Tiger Cub economies, namely the Indonesian, Malaysian, Philippine, Thai, and Vietnamese economies. These countries are on a similar path of development as the Asian Tigers and are on the verge of becoming highly industrialized countries. In order to present the current economic state and the level of development in the Tiger Cubs economies, this analysis examines the annual reports of over 1500 companies listed on the local stock markets in ten different sectors.
The following service sectors are covered:
The term “Tiger Cubs” is used to describe Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. It implies that these countries are in an early stage of development and are on a similar path to becoming highly industrialized nations like the Asian Tiger economies, namely Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan. They are still in the intensive development phase; they have seen rapid growth in the past two decades and their GDP is expected to further increase.
However, there are differences in the level of development among the countries. Malaysia is the most developed country, not only is the GDP per capita the highest here but the number of listed companies as well.A significant difference can be discovered between the sectors as well. The retail sector stands out in many aspects: Firstly, it is comprised of large companies; the average revenue is over four times higher than that of the sector with the second highest average. Additionally, the sector has the highest average number of employees and the largest assets and liabilities.
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