Bayan Lepas Factory With Warehouse For Rent With Immediate Occupancy

With Penang FIZ Bayan Lepas phase 2 been transformed to take over by B Braun on the property over 20 acres of formerly Fairchild Semiconductor (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd site, the landscape has been a changing game with B Braun occupied more than 60% of Penang FIZ Phase 2 industrial parks. The Phase 2 is 3.6 km distance to Bayan Lepas airport.

Fairchild Semiconductor was one of the eight industrial company list that set up operations in Penang in 1970s, together with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Hewlett Packard (now called Agilent Technologies), Clarion, Intel, Hitachi (now called Renesas), Litronix (now called Osram Opto Semiconductor) and Robert Bosch. These multinational factories have been strategically positioned themselves in Phase One, Phase Two and Phase Three of Free Trade Zone (FTZ). Then naming of FTZ has since been renamed as Free Industrial Zone (FIZ), Bayan Lepas. Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone consists of four phases and technoplexes. 

Bayan Lepas is now home to the Penang International Airport and a major industrial centre in Penang. Over one hundred of multinational electronic and engineering firms have set up factories and assembly, testing, fabrication plants within the Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone factory directory list, including Robert Bosch, Motorola, Dell, Intel, Inari, Keysight Technologies (M) Sdn Bhd, Plexus Manufacturing, St Jude Medical and Hewlett-Packard.

With expansion and strategic positioning, the below factory for rent is made available in Free Industrial Zone Phase 2, Bayan Lepas, Penang, Malaysia.

 

Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone Factory to let | Floor loading 1.5 tonne/ sq m, ESD flooring

 

Bayan Lepas Free Trade Zone Factory for rent | Office view

For Rent Detached Factory with warehouse @ Free Industrial Zone Phase 2, Bayan Lepas, Penang

Details are as follow:-

1. Within FIZ, Penang Island and strategic location near Penang International Airport (3.6 km)

2. Gross built up area of 80,000 sq ft (7,431 sq m)

3. Encompass 2 acres of land 

4. The power supply with substation (2000 Amp per phase, 1200 kWh)

5. SMT readied factory equipped with advanced smoke detector features

6. Immediate occupancy with operating conditions

7. ESD flooring

8. Floor loading 1.5 tonne/ sq m

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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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Adios Fairchild Semiconductor (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

Most baby boomers will know Fairchild Semiconductor International Inc. It started up in Penang as National Semiconductor (commonly known as NS by local) in 1972. The company has been in Penang since 1972 with other reputable multinational corporations. The company headquartered in San Jose, California, previous announced that it would cease its operations in West Jordan, Utah, Penang and Bucheon (South Korea) by end of this year 2015. About 1,000 workers will lose their jobs in Penang accordingly to a source. Some of them been offered to relocate to Fairchild Singapore (FSSG).

Fairchild Semiconductor was one of the eight companies that set up operations in Penang in 1970s, together with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Hewlett Packard (now called Agilent Technologies), Clarion, Intel, Hitachi (now called Renesas), Litronix (now called Osram Opto Semiconductor) and Robert Bosch. These multinational companies have been strategically position themselves in Phase One, Phase Two and Phase Three of Free Trade Zone (FTZ). Then naming of FTZ has since been renamed as Free Industrial Zone (FIZ), Bayan Lepas. Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone consists of four phases and technoplexes.

Fairchild Semiconductor (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, Penang

Fairchild Semiconductor International Inc is selling its manufacturing facility in the Phase 2, Free Industrial Zone, Bayan Lepas as part of its world wide realignment exercise. The closure is said to affect around 15% of Fairchild's global workforce of 9000 employees. It is reported that the valuation for 20 acres of land where current Fairchild resides is going for RM200 per square foot (psf) to RM300 psf in valuation. There're two multinational corporations: one from Germany which involve manufacturing of medical devices, for the company's operations expansion and another from United States which interested to acquire the property located on over 20 acres. On the Fairchild's land sales in Bayan Lepas, the interested companies will have to approach Fairchild first for the sale and state government body consent: Penang Development Corporation (PDC) will be followed. Consent will be in favour of hi-tech industry with capital intensive and knowledge based.

Source | The Star

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