Seminars & Expo

Date: April 12, 2025
Location: Johor Bahru, Malaysia

Against the background of a slowing global economy and increasing market competition, First Gold successfully held an international financial exchange meeting on April 12, 2025, in Johor Bahru, in collaboration with the APC, the Cambodia Derivatives Exchange (CDX), Singapore's PropNex listed group, EZON Group, and Business World Financial Magazine. The theme of the meeting was “Asia-Pacific TOP - International Exchange Meeting (New President - International Exchange Meeting (New Gold) Layout.” This exchange meeting attracted over a hundred outstanding entrepreneurs from home and abroad, gathering together for in-depth discussions and seeking potential quality cooperation.

The meeting addressed challenges such as the global economic slowdown in 2025, the depreciation of the Malaysian ringgit, and sluggish consumer spending, as well as the impact of the Sino-U.S. trade war on exports. Strategies for overcoming unprecedented market challenges were shared. Key topics included how businesses can quickly enhance brand power, discussing how enterprises can turn the tables in a fiercely competitive market environment, strengthen brand competitiveness, and seize opportunities in the emerging ASEAN markets.

Additionally, investment opportunities in gold garnered widespread attention. Amid global economic turmoil and capital seeking safe havens, gold prices reached new historical highs. A representative from First Gold specifically mentioned the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on gold prices, emphasizing the importance of the saying, “When the cannon sounds, gold is worth a fortune.” During times of war, the value of safe-haven assets becomes increasingly prominent, reminding guests how to effectively deploy their investment strategies and explore how to seize this rare opportunity for gold investment to achieve wealth appreciation.

This exchange meeting provided entrepreneurs with a quality platform, where guests not only absorbed practical investment advice for their assets or businesses but also created multiple cooperation opportunities, positively influencing future business decisions.