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Malaysia’s upcoming carbon tax could raise $213 mln annually

Published 09:10 on July 29, 2025 / Last updated at 09:10 on July 29, 2025 / / Asia Pacific (Asia, Compliance Markets & Taxes)

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Malaysia’s planned carbon tax, due to take effect in 2026, could generate nearly RM 1 billion ($213 million) annually for government coffers while placing added pressure on emissions-heavy sectors, a research note by BIMB Securities said Tuesday.
Malaysia’s planned carbon tax, due to take effect in 2026, could generate nearly RM 1 billion ($213 million) annually for government coffers while placing added pressure on emissions-heavy sectors, a research note by BIMB Securities said Tuesday.


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