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The Third Party Manufacturing Contract is essential for businesses seeking to outsource their manufacturing operations in Malaysia. This document is typically used when a company wants to leverage external manufacturing capabilities while maintaining control over product specifications and quality. It addresses key aspects such as manufacturing processes, quality control procedures, intellectual property protection, and compliance with Malaysian regulations. The agreement is particularly relevant in scenarios where companies aim to optimize production costs, access specialized manufacturing capabilities, or expand production capacity without significant capital investment. The document ensures compliance with Malaysian manufacturing laws, including the Industrial Co-ordination Act 1975, while protecting both parties' interests through clear operational guidelines and risk allocation.
