Based on July 2018 report in The Star:

In the letter, Airbus chief commercial officer Eric Schulz indicated the group’s willingness to carry out an 18-month study on the long-term economic viability of the project.

Schulz said the group was also prepared to consider setting up a training and a data centre.

He also proposed that Airbus and AirAsia jointly monitor the progress of the study with the relevant authorities.

Dr Mohamed Rafie said the proposed hub would need at least a 1,600ha area. (3,000 acres, wonder Sendayan got such big industrial land )

“Apart from Labu, we are looking at several areas in Negri Sembilan, which should be easily accessible and have good infrastructure facilities,” he said.

Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2018...070BWXO2PrSc.99

That mean Airbus not decided where to set up the aviation hub (a final assembly line or a maintenance, repair and overhaul facility, MRO)




An industry executive familiar with the deal seemed confident the centre would materialise. He told The Edge Financial Daily that the scale of the investment by Airbus is “going to be large”, and may include the construction of a low-cost carrier (LCC) airport and a finishing line centre for plane manufacturers.

“Work it out — if you have an MRO, if you have a finishing line centre, you need to have a runway. There are many state governments that have wanted to build an LCC airport,” said the executive, who declined to be named as negotiations are still ongoing.

“This could the biggest MRO in Asia, if based just on AirAsia’s fleet size of some 700 planes. And then you’ve got Rolls Royce, you’ve got components, brakes and wheels. It could be the beginning of an aviation park, such as the one planned in Gujarat, India,” he added.

According to AirAsia, a feasibility study comprising three sections would be carried out over an 18-month period. The first centres on site survey, identification of the existing industrial assets, identifying potential enablers, and the industrial opportunities.

The second will be on on market analysis, preliminary business case, and industrial feasibility, while the third will focus on the shortlist of industrial opportunities, definition of next steps, including the necessary investment, training, and timeline up to the launch of the project.

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/aira...centre-malaysia

If got airport, not possible in Sendayan


This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Dec 28 2018, 03:37 PM

Proposed Labu aviation hub ‘fine’ for MRO, but not airport
http://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/prop...mro-not-airport


“If it is just MRO facilities, it is fine. But if it involves an airport, there might be proximity issues as the two places (Labu and KLIA) are very close to each other. [So,] airspace management could be a challenge,” he said over the phone.

If no airport, Sendayan is possible (Labu's land acquired by Matrix then renamed to XX Sendayan)

Yup nothing is impossible, anyway keep our finger crossed hopefully with MVV2.0 NS has better chance.

Airport so close to BSS is nightmare for the folks, it is also not allowed under the law I suppose.

Blok Perancangan 2 (BP 2) Mukim Seremban berkeluasan 12,620.14 hektar (31,185.05 acres) iaitu 13.13% dari keluasan Daerah Seremban dan 8.15% dari kawasan RTMVV 2045.

Extended BSS 6.3k acres about 20% of BP2 land size.

The MVV 2.0 will focus on four economic drivers — high-tech industry, services and tourism, education and skills-based research, and logistics, aviation and maritime hub-related activities.

“The development will open up new industries, and more businesses are expected to make MVV 2.0 their new home. As MVV 2.0 is focused on four key economic sectors which are all doing well amid the current market conditions, the build-up for housing is expected. We are looking at thousands of apartments and landed properties for locals and foreigners who will work and live in MVV 2.0,” said a Seremban-based property consultant.






This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Jan 2 2019, 09:36 AM

The integrated development (pembanguanan bercampur) area in Labu shaded in dark red just bordering Sendayan/Gadong. Will aviation hub be there?

Blok Perancangan 7 (BP 7) Mukim Labu berkeluasan 12,160.15 hektar atau 12.77% dari keluasan Daerah Seremban dan 7.93% dari kawasan RTMVV 2045.



This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Jan 2 2019, 10:05 AM

BSS and Parcel 5 Wellness Hub (2,145 hectare or 5,300 acres) in Daerah Port Dickson



This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Jan 2 2019, 03:05 PM

There is 3,561 hectares or 8.8k acres cater for Heartbeat project Parcel 2 Integrated Transport District in MVV2.0, aviation hub alone already 3k acres.

This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Jan 2 2019, 01:57 PM

Look like Jimmah is Parcel 3,4,5 & 6, ya it should be Daerah Port Dickson not Mukim PD
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...ost&id=10151037

Heartbeat project description
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...ost&id=10151039


This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Jan 2 2019, 04:31 PM

Don't think TRAM pass by BSS only BRT will do.


This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Jan 2 2019, 02:41 PM

BSS got roads extension toward Mambau, Ensteks, Tanah Merah as well as connect to the proposed SKLIA. BRT also will pass by BSS.

Being close to Parcel 2 and Parcel 5 of Heartbeat projects defiantely will be beneficial to BSS.

Jimmah power plant at the seaside quite a distance from wellness hub.

I would say Matrix nothing to do with Heartbeat projects which handled by Sime Darby but BSS no doubt inside MVV 2.0.

Anyway most of these heartbeat project lands are still palm oil plantation, it still need years to develop.

The development will open up new industries, and more businesses are expected to make MVV 2.0 their new home, the build-up for housing is expected. Locals and foreigners who work and live in MVV 2.0, they need house, BSS & S2 will benefit from there, rental to be up hopefully.

This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Jan 2 2019, 04:40 PM

International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Darell Leiking (picture) wants the country to take advantage of the US-China trade war to attract investors to set up base in Malaysia.

According to him, due to the trade war between Washington and Beijing, many companies have shifted their operations and seeking Malaysia as their new investment destination.

“At the same time, there are industries that left Malaysia for other countries like China, but came back to the country (Malaysia) and this is a good sign.
....
He said the Ministry of International Trade and Industry will help Negri Sembilan to promote Malaysia Vision Valley 2.0 as part of its drive to attract potential foreign investors.

On Negri Sembilan’s trade performance, the authorities approved 27 manufacturing project from January to September last year with RM1.87 billion in investment capital value, Darell said. — Bernama

Keluasan bagi sektor perindustrian yang terletak di MVV adalah sebanyak 3,110.24 hektar (7,686 acres) pada tahun 2016.

Sendayan Techvalley about 1,000 acres ie 13% of total industrial cluster, hope more big shoot will come and provide more high value job opportunities.

Wow all sold out, seem that BSS sales still very ONG not affected by the economy downturn.

Matrix sell 49% of its stake in Matrix Global Schools (MGS) to Bonanza Educare Sdn Bhd (formerly known as “ Ipoh Learning & Training Institute Sdn Bhd) (BESB).

https://www.edgeprop.my/content/1462640/mat...national-school


Some details of MGS: 727K square feet build up
HS(D) 219892, PT12652, Bandar Sri Sendayan, Daerah Seremban, Negeri Sembilan bearing postal address at Matrix Global Schools, PT12652, Sendayan Merchant Square, Persiaran 1, Pusat Dagangan Sendayan, 71950, Bandar Sri Sendayan Negeri Sembilan measuring approximately 72,698 sq.m together with a purpose built school complex comprising classrooms, teachers’ common rooms, administrative offices, libraries, laboratories, multi-purpose hall, football fields, sports complex, hostel building etc inclusive of boarding houses for students

By disposing 49%, Matrix can get rental income for land & building and proceed of operating assets (office furniture and fittings, motor vehicles, books, computers, sports and other various equipment) totaling RM9.75 million. MGS still a loss making unit, based on YTD 30/9/2018, losses was RM4.5 million.






This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Jan 17 2019, 11:51 AM

I think for Matrix no urgency to build hospital but burning desire to reduce loss I suppose

In fact there is a plot of land inside Idaman Bayu/Villa near by Sendayan Green Park reserved for school (SR).


This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Jan 17 2019, 12:02 PM

HSR is postponed not cancelled

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/h...eement-10686032

This post has been edited by BSS30112015: Jan 17 2019, 07:07 PM

Unless and until there is announcement to change the route and station, we assume status quo.