Batu Kawan | Factory Warehouse For Sale By Fact Sheets In Penang Science Park

The development of Batu Kawan location has come under intense scrutiny after Penang State Government chose Batu Kawan as the mainland site for a major industrial area and the third satellite town of George Town, Penang after Bayan Lepas and Seberang Jaya. List of companies in Batu Kawan Industrial Park are VAT Manufacturing Malaysia, Flex (previously Bose), SanDisk Storage Sdn Bhd, Boon Siew Honda Sdn Bhd, Boston Scientific (updated news: Establish Regional Manufacturing Hub in Malaysia), Haemonetics Malaysia Sdn Bhd.

Batu Kawan Industrial Park and Penang Science Park [the first halal industrial park in Penang] location has been earmarked for factories development by Penang State Government as catalyst in transformation to cater for jobs to the people of Penang. In between these two well known industry parks lie a full fledged of mix development including university, Penang Designer Village, Aspen Vision City which includes IKEA Home Furnishing by AspenGroup (AG) jointly developed with Ikano Retail Asia, Ecoworld Development Group Bhd to develop two complementary townships, known as Eco Horizon and Eco Sun jointly developed with Employees Provident Fund Board (EPF) on 375 acres of prime land in Batu Kawan, Penang Malaysia.

Penang Science Park company list as of now have Paramit Malaysia Sdn Bhd (new factory), Ibiden Electronics Malaysia, TS Solartech, Sam Aviatron, Bossard (M) Sdn Bhd, Kaltech Sdn Bhd, EQX Materials Sdn Bhd.

Currently within Penang Science Park, Bukit Minyak is made available for sale a well designed 2-year-old new detached factory as the owner relocated its operation to backfill his factory in China.

 

Penang Science Park | Factory Warehouse for sale bird view.

 

Factory production office view.

- Location: Penang Science Park, Bukit Minyak

- Penang Science Park is fiber optics network services ready infrastructure

- The distance from NBCT port Butterworth, Penang is 21km or 20 mins travel

- Ready to move in with complete lighting, air conditioning, water sprinkle system, industrial lifts

- 53,265 sq ft total build up area

- 1.5 acres land area

- min 33 ft high ceiling factory / warehouse 

- 3.5 Tonnes production floor loading

- 345 kWh with incoming power supply capacity at 600 Amps

- 2 loading bays with Dock leveler

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Penang | Silicon Valley of East losing position?

No massive layoffs | State semiconductor and E&E sectors ‘invariably impacted’ by MNC mergers

GEORGE TOWN: InvestPenang director Datuk Lee Kah Choon expressed confidence that factories in Penang will not see massive retrenchments taking place arising from the mergers of five multinational companies producing semiconductors and electronics components.  

Lee, who estimates some 150 jobs to be affected out of the thousands, said the companies involved were AMD, which had joint venture with Nantong Fujitsu Microelectronic Co, and Motorola Solutions’ manufacturing facility in Bayan Lepas, which had been taken over by Sanmina Corp.  

He said Western Digital and Dell had also acquired SanDisk and EMC respectively while Amphenol would close one part of its business here.  

“Mergers and acquisitions are commonly carried out nowadays not only to consolidate operations but to increase market share and technology synergies. This is happening globally in the semicon and E&E (electrical and electronics) technology companies.  

“Penang, as an electronic hub with its many international companies, is invariably impacted,” he said at a press conference here yesterday.  

Lee was responding to recent news reports that Penang might lose its position as the Silicon Valley of the East following news of relocations, mergers, retrenchment and even plant closures involving several major foreign electronic players in the state.  

According to a report in a local daily, the series of moves, despite earlier reports of injections of tens of millions of ringgit in investment by two Chinese entities (namely JA Solar, JinkoSolar) in six months, will affect more than 1,000 employees.  

Lee said the acquisition of business did not equate to sacking of employees. “Restructuring exercises will be carried out but it is more to making the business profitable and the expansion of technological manufacturing processes. “Even if there is massive unemployment, these workers can be easily absorbed by other companies here. We are in a better position now to weather any possible unemployment scenario,” he said.  

On German stereo system maker Blaupunkt and HGST, a subsidiary  of Western Digital, Lee denied these companies would either close down, relocate or retrench their workers. “I have been in close contact with Blaupunkt and they do not have any intention to do any retrenchment," he said.  He described Penang’s investment as “healthy”, adding that the state had been ranked in the top five bracket for the past seven years.  

“It is very important for us to bring in the technology to support the supply chain that Penang has already developed.  “We also want investments to create high-income jobs for Malaysians in order for us achieve the national objective of becoming high-income nation in 2020,” he said.

Source | StarBiz

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Cause for concern: Is Penang on the cusp of losing its position as the Silicon Valley of the East following news of relocations, mergers, retrenchment and even plant closures involving several major foreign electronic players in the state? What's your opinion? (Before you form your opinion do read through the related articles above)

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