Nusajaya Tech Park

Nusajaya Tech Park No. 1, Lingkaran Teknologi Perintis 1 Taman Teknologi Nusajaya 79200 Iskandar Puteri Johor Darul Takzim, Malaysia, Iskandar Puteri, 79200


Situated just 5 minutes from the Malaysian CIQ Complex, Nusajaya Tech Park is one of the closest industrial sites to the Malaysia-Singapore Second Link and a prestigious industrial address within the award-winning Nusajaya regional city. It is seamlessly connected via a network of international airports, seaports and highway, and strategically located near the future KL-Singapore High Speed Rail station in Iskandar Puteri, offering a definitive location advantage for swift access to business networks in Singapore and Malaysia.

Designed for key growth industries, Nusajaya Tech Park is ideal for companies in aerospace, precision engineering, electronics, food processing, information and communication technologies and services such as and warehousing and logistics. . It is home to an international community of MNCs and leading local enterprises from Singapore, Malaysia, Europe and US, including prominent companies such as the




I-PEX Inc (6640:TYO) (formerly known as Dai-ichi Seiko Group第一精工株式会社),
Telekom Malaysia,
GKN Aerospace plc(British company),
Stern-Wywiol Gruppe (Food and Feed Ingredients),
Homeland Technology

and

Santak Holdings Limited (listed on the Singapore Exchange)




SternMaid Asia Pacific Sdn. Bhd.
No. 14, Jalan Teknologi Perintis 1/3
Taman Teknologi Nusajaya
79200 Iskandar Puteri
Johor Darul Takzim,
Malaysia

www.sternmaid.com.my


The tech park is spread over 210 hectares (519 acres) and will be developed in phases over nine years. When completed, it will provide 9 million sq ft of business space for 200 enterprises, with lifestyle amenities supporting a vibrant business community.





Park features

- Well-conceived masterplan integrating business space with commercial space, dormitories, amenities and support facilities

- Conducive business environment with award-winning landscape design

- First township in Malaysia to be awarded Green Mark for Districts - Gold (Provisional) by Singapore's Building and Construction Authority (BCA)

- First tech park in Johor to be awarded the Green Building Index (GBI) Township, Silver (Provisional) Award in March 2017

- Singapore Landscape Architect Awards 2013: Merit Award in the Master Planning Category

- First runner-up in Landscape Competition 2017 (Private Category) by local authority Iskandar Puteri City Council (MBIP)

- First township in Malaysia to be awarded Green Mark for Districts - Gold (Provisional) by Singapore's Building and Construction Authority (BCA)

- Comprehensive security masterplan for enhanced security awareness and assurance

- Connected with reliable high-speed broadband from day one




Product types

Build-to-Suit Facilities

- Land plots for customised facilities with options to purchase or lease

- Complete one-stop solution for quick and smooth start-up - from planning and design, to construction, project management and property management



Ready-Built Facilities

- Freehold semi-detached and detached units ranging from approx. 13,000 sf (1,200 m2) to 33,000 sf (3,000 m2)

- Sleek and modern frontage designs with separate loading areas

- Flexible manufacturing spaces that are configurable to meet different operational needs

- Superior building specifications designed for targeted industries

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Aug 2 2020, 06:13 PM

I think it's a flop considering so many illegal business disguised as tech companies there.

I don't see people go to work inside there.

What do you mean?

are you live at nusajaya?

I pass by quite often.

yo the quality of this thread compare the RTS Link thread is very different. what happen.

wait i take lunch first


you eat already?

are you johorean?

As long as there is apartheid-NEP and no signing of ICERD, anything Cyber/Jaya/Tech won't be successful in Malaysia.

I have seen the requirements for tech investment, gila, government even want to interfere with % of bumis hired at every level. You want interfere so much baliklah, FDI go Thailand also better.