KUALA LUMPUR (March 13): Hextar World at Empire City has signed key tenants at its signing ceremony on Thursday in preparation for its 4Q2025 opening.

Key anchor tenants include the Malaysia National Ice Skating Stadium (MYNISS) by Koperasi Industri Sukan Atlet Malaysia Bhd, an Olympic-sized facility, as well as Malaysia’s largest indoor water park and Slope Master, the country’s largest indoor ski training facility.

Food and beverage offerings will include Luckin Coffee, China’s fastest-growing coffee chain, NomNom Food Hall, a digitally integrated dining hub, and Senkyaku Banrai, a Japanese-themed food street. Discussions are ongoing with Metrojaya to finalise its participation.

Hextar Group Bhd group chief executive officer Datuk Eddie Ong Choo Meng said, "Strategically located with seamless access to major highways and a thriving community, Hextar World is designed as a vibrant hub where people can shop, dine, and unwind — all in one place. As we move closer to our soft opening in 4Q2025, we look forward to unveiling more exciting brands and experiences that will make Hextar World an iconic destination for locals and visitors alike."

The retail and lifestyle hub, managed by Alliance Empire Sdn Bhd, is a collaboration between Alliance Premier Sdn Bhd, EXSIM Holdings Sdn Bhd, JT Momentum Sdn Bhd and Hextar Healthcare Bhd. Spanning 1.8 million sq ft of net lettable area, Hextar World will feature six distinct zones with over 600 retail, entertainment and dining outlets.

Hextar World will integrate a European- and American-inspired High Street with a covered street mall, tram connectivity and a 28,000 sq ft supermarket. Entertainment spaces will exceed 450,000 sq ft and include a bowling centre, sports and bar street, and immersive edutainment experiences. The site will provide 9,100 parking bays.

Hextar World is connected to 18 townships within a 10km radius and has direct access to major highways, including the Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong (LDP) and Penchala Link via the Sprint Highway.

The project is backed by industry leaders, including Hextar Healthcare Bhd, EXSIM Holdings, JT Momentum and Alliance Premier. Hextar Healthcare specialises in diagnostics and wellness solutions, while EXSIM focuses on modern, sustainable urban developments. JT Momentum, led by Datuk Jackson Tan Kak Seng, is known for quality construction, and Alliance Premier provides financial expertise.

Hextar World will introduce ‘The Exploratorium’, a concept built on four pillars—Discovery & Innovation, Connection & Community, Entertainment & Adventure, and Wellness & Active Living. It aims to enhance shopping experiences with emerging brands, social spaces, fitness centres and recreational facilities.



This post has been edited by premier239: Mar 17 2025, 11:54 AM

this empirecity revive d ?

F. Going to be so jam. with this and those low cost apartments coming up...

can fight 1u onot

No MRT. Phailed

why an English concept become a Japanese ??

Maybe during opening time only.
After that slowly dying

metrojaya??? isnt this brand already dead???

Keep opening mall ... Are we so mall craze ?

Population booming ma. Not enough malls to serve the burgeoning middle class who have too much money to spend.


Oh wai....

Lets see..
Direct fight as same level maybe hard

But maybe can diverse some fella to empire city after they get bored out

Probably more to cater to new resident from the damansara central park..

ice-skating? will there be mini-skirts or not?

I tot birth rate drop😁

Better convert these malls into old folk's homes. 😁

Ghost mall?

There was an ice-skating ring at e-Curve/Hotel Royal Chulan Damansara long time ago. There shifting to Empire City Mall?

Another scammer spot Dato *** **** ****..........

Dreaming.......

So far, Malaysia Mall with Ice-rink always die, mcm a curse no?

Sunway Pyramid and IOI City Mall seems to be doing fine

U got see ioi city mall or not?