Sime Darby Property has completed its highly anticipated The Twin Factories at Elmina Business Park.
Marking the occasion with a grand welcome ceremony, Sime Darby Property hosted an exclusive networking event attended by 150 business owners and investors of Elmina Business Park’s industrial land and factories.
The Twin Factories comprise 40 Semi-Detached units, with lot sizes of 70’ x 160’ and 70’ x 150’ boasting a built-up area of 6,000 sq. ft. onwards. Launched in September 2020 with a price tag of RM3.4 million per unit, the Twin Factories carry a Gross Development Value of approximately RM145 million and are 100% taken up.
Sime Darby Property’s Chief Operating Officer – Township Development, Appollo Leong said that apart from being strategically located, the Elmina Business Park raises the bar for future industrial business parks given its unparalleled infrastructure network and connectivity, and flexibility for businesses of various sizes to grow.
“Its holistic environment coupled with its excellent location and connectivity makes Elmina Business Park a top-of-mind for businesses and investors. With wide access roads and two dedicated interchanges, it was designed to ensure logistics efficiency and promote a business-friendly environment, making it a game-changing industrial township that will help to strengthen our leading position in the industrial development sector.”
Spanning 1,500 acres, Elmina Business Park is the largest freehold business park in Klang Valley and the first wellness-oriented industrial masterplan in Malaysia with a GDV of approximately RM6.4 billion. It boasts a complete industrial ecosystem offering 5G infrastructure, recreational parks, sports avenues, and a proposed business support centre.
Exciting plans are underway as the Company prepares to unveil Stage 2 of Elmina Business Park flexible built factories and the first phase of commercial shop offices. A second interchange from Guthrie Corridor Expressway that offers direct connectivity to Elmina Business Park is also in the pipeline, while plans are afoot for sustainability energy solutions within the industrial township.
