Klang Valley Industrial Space

巴生谷工厂 出租/买卖

Population

32.63 million (Nov 2019), growth of 0.6% per annum

 

Affordability

Kuala Lumpur was ranked only 98th out of 133 cities in The Economist Intelligence Unit’s Worldwide Cost of Living Report 2019, making it cheaper to live in than some of its regional neighbors ranked among the world’s top 10 most expensive cities. These include Singapore (1st), Hong Kong (4th) Tokyo (11th) and Sydney (10th).

 

Language

Bahasa Melayu (Official), English, Chinese (various dialects), Tamil and indigenous

 

Ethnic Group

Bumiputra 68.8%, Chinese 23.2%, Indian 7%, Others 1%

 

Religions

Islam , Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, others

 

Business Friendly

Malaysia’s business friendly policies and attractive fiscal packages initiated by the government have made Malaysia as one of the easiest place to commence business globally.

 

Incentives

Existing tax incentives such as Principal Hub allows multinationals (MNCs) to enjoy fiscal and non-fiscal benefits. There are also available tax incentives including but not limited to: Halal Business, Biotechnology, Manufacturing, Services, Agriculture, Information Technology (IT),Financial Services.

 

Infrastructure

Extensive rail network such as Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High Speed Rail (targeted completion by 2031), Mass Rapid Transit/Light Transit, MRL East Coast Rail Link (targeted completion by 2028), world class airport (KLIA) and world's 12th busiest sea port (Port Klang) provide great connectivity between Greater Kuala Lumpur and the rest of the region and the world.

 

Strategic Location

Central Location with Global Connectivity, 6 - 8 Hour Flight Radius to Asia’s Key Business Centres,

Benefit from Malaysia's Strong Ties and Trade Links, counting South Korea, China, ASEAN, the EU and the UAE as some of its largest trading partners