east coast economic region malaysia

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EAST COAST ECONOMIC REGION MALAYSIA
ECER KEY FACTS
2010
(Actual)
2012
(Actual)
Estimated
2020
Population
4.18 million
4.30 million
5.0 million*
Labour Force
1.53 million
1.64 million
2.0 million*
GDP Growth,
constant prices
2005)
4.7%
4.8%
7.2%*
RM13,900
RM14,850
RM30,000
GDP Per Capita
constant prices
2005)
The region is rich with an abundance of natural resources
which from the basis for transforming the economy
66,736 sq.km
OR
51%of the Peninsular
Malaysia
*Based on ECER Master Plan Targets
STRATEGIC LOCATION OF THE ECER SEZ
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Strategic investment gateway to
ASEAN, Asia Pacific and the Far
East including ASEAN
Access to potential market 4
billion and a combined GDP of
US$17 trillion.
Excellent opportunity for the
business
community
in
Malaysia and ASEAN to further
enhance regional positioning.
ECER SEZ
6%
ECER LAND
MASS
45% 80%
JOBS
CREATION
ECONOMIC
OUTPUT
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ECER SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE (ECER SEZ)
ECER SEZ is a concentrated of high-impact projects
supported by good infrastructure development
Focus Nodes & Free
Zones
Port City
RM97 billion
Investment by 2020
Project
• Kuantan Port City (Integrated Development)
• Kertih Port
Industrial Parks
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Tourism Zones
• Cherating Tourism Town
• Kuala Pahang Tourism Zone
• Kemasik- Kijal Tourism Zone
150,000
New jobs
Kertih Integrated Petrochemical Complex
Kertih Biopolymer Park
Kemaman Heavy Industrial Park
Kuantan Integrated Bio Park
Malaysia-China Kuantan Industrial Park
Pahang Technology Park
Gambang Halal Park
Gebeng Integrated Petrochemical Complex
Pekan Automotive Industrial Park
387,481
Hectares
PROXIMITY TO CHINA, AND THE FAR EAST
Accessibility:
I.
5 highways: East-Coast Express, East-West
Highway, Lumut-Gua Musang-KT SubCorridor, Central Corridor, Kuantan-Melaka
Sub-Corridor
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1 railway line
III.
3 airports : Kuala Terengganu International
Airport, Kuantan Airport, Kota Bharu Airport
IV. 5 seaports : Kuantan Port, Kertih Port,
Kemaman Port, Pengkalan Kubor Port, Tok
Bali Port,
Estimated shipping time from Kuantan Port to:
• Qinzhou Port : 3 - 4 days
• Other Chinese Ports : 4 - 8 days
Estimated flight time from Kuantan to:
• Nanning : 3 hours
KUANTAN PORT EXPANSION
Access into New Port
SOUTH CHINA SEA
1000m berth
4.7 km Breakwater
Government Portion
a) Breakwater
b) External Infrastructure
Private Portion
a) Dredging
b) Reclamation
c) Berth
d) Port infrastructure & terminal
facilities
Legend
Breakwater
Dredging
Reclamation, port infrastructure &
terminal facilities (Phase 1)
1000m berth (Phase 1)
Kuantan port is currently being transformed into a
deepwater port with 18m draught and will be able to
cater for ships of more than 200,000 DWT by 2016.
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OPPORTUNITIES IN THE 5 ECONOMIC CLUSTERS
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OIL, GAS &
PETROCHEMICAL
ECONOMIC
CLUSTERS
MANUFACTURING
EDUCATION
AGRICULTURE
TOURISM
MANUFACTURING
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES:
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Halal Processing (Food And Non-food)
Palm Oil Downstream – biotechnology
Heavy Industries – Value-added steel products
Boat Building And Repair Park
Food & Processed Products
Furniture Industry
Rubber-wood Furniture
Automotive Trading Hub / Regional Distribution
Centre
• Automotive Parts
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ECER INDUSTRIAL PARKS
KEMAMAN HEAVY INDUSTRIAL PARK
PEKAN AUTOMOTIVE PARK
GAMBANG & PASIR MAS HALAL PARK
KUANTAN INTERGRATED BIOPARK
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OIL, GAS & PETROCHEMICAL, BIOTECHNOLOGY
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES:
Biotech Products
• Bio Chemicals
• Bio Fuels
• Bio Plastics
Polymer Products
• Polymer based products (E.g.: Car Components &
Electrical & Electronic Components)
• Downstream polymer products & specialty polymer
Petrochemical Products
• Downstream petrochemicals & specialty chemicals
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ECER INDUSTRIAL PARKS
GEBENG INTEGRATED PETROCHEMICAL COMPLEX
KERTIH INTEGRATED PETROCHEMICAL COMPLEX
KERTIH BIOPOLYMER PARK
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KUANTAN INTEGRATED BIOPARK
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KUANTAN INTEGRATED BIOPARK (KIBP)
 Malaysia
is the leader in CPO
production with 45% market share,
contributing RM 49.6 billion* in export
earnings.
Kertih
BioPolymer
Park (KIBP)
 Malaysia also has the highest yield
amongst producing countries driven by
strong
plantation
management
practices and upstream research
 Industry is supported by agencies such
as Malaysian Palm Oil Board and
Malaysia Palm Oil Council.
 Malaysia predominantly focuses on
upstream and midstream activities with
80% of exports in crude & refined oil
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KUANTAN INTEGRATED BIOPARK
Distance from
Nearest Town
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Kuantan City
: 24 km
Kuantan Seaport : 10 km
Kuantan Airport
: 40 km
Kuala Lumpur City : 265 km
Total Size
246.36 hectares / 608.77 acres
Type of Preferred
Industry
Downstream palm oil industries
(food & non-food)
Unique Selling
Point
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Supported by an
established plantation
management, efficient
downstream industrial
research, adequate
feedstock
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Adopted “plug-and-play’
development model
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Manage by a professional
Park Manager
KIBP
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KIBP LAYOUT PLAN
Polyol / Polyurethane
Complex
Town center and Park
Management office
SME
Surfactant Complex
Bulking Facility
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KIBP FOCUS INDUSTRY
High
Pharmaceutical
Profitability
Cosmetics/Personal Care
Lubricant/Grease
Soap/Detergent
Basic
Oleochemical
Low
Less
Consumption
More
Focuses on Palm Oil-related downstream industries to develop indigenous
technology and innovation to acquire technology to meet new market demands.
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KERTIH BIOPOLYMER PARK
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KERTIH BIOPOLYMER PARK
Kertih
BioPolymer
Park
Kertih
BioPolymer
Park
is
Malaysia’s first fully integrated
plastics and polymer park.
In
addition, it also offers vast
investment opportunities in the
midstream
to
downstream
petrochemicals.
It is well-positioned to leverage on
ready feedstock from the nearby
Kertih Integrated Petrochemical
Complex and Gebeng Integrated
Petrochemical Complex.
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KERTIH BIOPOLYMER PARK
ASIA’S LARGEST
BIOREFINERY COMPLEX
Distance from
Nearest Town
Total Area
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Kuantan
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Kuantan Seaport :
Kertih Airport
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Kuala Lumpur city :
124 km
87 km
22 km
361 km
170 hectares (all taken up)
1000 + 24 hectares proposed for
expansion
Type of Preferred Polymer, Petrochemicals, Bio
Industry
Polymer/Chemicals
Unique Selling
Point
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24 ha has been
identified for
potential
expansion
Petronas Kertih
Petrochemical
Industrial
Complex
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Ready feedstock from
nearby petrochemical
complexes
Available woody biomass
feedstock
Strong logistic distribution
system
Utility and Infrastructure
Government Support
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LAYOUT PLAN
SME Industrial Zone
Admin & Park Manager office
Industrial Zone
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MALAYSIA-CHINA KUANTAN INDUSTRIAL PARK (MCKIP)
STRATEGIC GATEWAY TO ASEAN & ASIA PACIFIC
ENHANCING MALAYSIA-CHINA BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP
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BACKGROUND
• MCKIP was mooted in response to the China-Malaysia
Qinzhou Industrial Park which has been accorded
national-level status by the Chinese State Council.
• Malaysia’s Prime Minister, YAB Dato’ Sri Najib Tun Razak
has proposed that a similar park to be built in Gebeng,
Pahang to further strengthen Malaysia-China business
and economic ties.
• The establishment of the Malaysia-China Kuantan
Industrial Park (MCKIP) was announced by YAB Dato’ Sri
Najib in April 2012.
• Both YAB Dato’ Sri Najib and Premier Wen agreed to this
Project.
• Since then, officials from both Governments have met
and discussed key issues on policies & implementation
to ensure the success of MCKIP.
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MCKIP Master Plan
Location:
ECER Special
Economic Zone in
Kuantan Port City
710
Acres
Total Land Area:
1,439
acres
MCKIP 710 acres Phase 1
REALIZING THE “TWO COUNTRIES, TWIN PARKS” MODEL
Malaysian-China
Malaysian
Compa
Kuantan Industrial Park
China-Malaysia
Qinzhou Industrial Park
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Present a unique “Two Countries, Twin Parks” model in the world.
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Co-invested and jointly operated by both Malaysian and Chinese
businesses, the two parks will bridge the flow of trade and capital, facilitate
the exchange of information and technology, promote the cooperation in
management and services between the two countries.
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The two parks will also serve as the landing point for businesses in one
country to expand their market into the counterpart
MCKIP’S SYNERGY WITH OTHER ECER INDUSTRIAL PARKS
Over 3,000 acres of combined areas
ready for investment
GAMBANG HALAL
PARK
PEKAN AUTOMOTIVE
INDUSTRIAL PARK
GEBENG INTEGRATED
PETROCHEMICAL
COMPLEX
KUANTAN INTEGRATED
BIOPARK (KIBP)
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Touorism
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KUALA TERENGGANU CITY CENTRE
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KTCC - NEW FOCUS FOR URBAN CENTER
KTCC integrates the most active urban
areas straddling both sides of the
Terengganu River, merging them into a
culturally unique and vibrant Heritage
Waterfront City.
The jewel of KTCC, Muara (estuary) North
and South, is envisioned as the modern
extension of KT’s CBD, embracing both
river and sea, bridging the north and south,
with a distinct sense of place sculpted from
its own unique blend of culture, landscape
and architecture.
KT City Centre
• 1,935 ha
Central Business
District
• 250 ha
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5 ULTIMATE REASONS TO INVEST IN KTCC
1. 70% of prime land is facing the
waterfront
2. 180 acres of land is ready for immediate
implementation
3. Home to major hallmark international
events such as the Sultan’s Endurance
Race
4. Integrated multi modal network of
modern highway and roads, an
international airport and future rail
system ensure excellent business and
tourism activity
5. Attractive investment incentives for
investors provided by ECERDC
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DEVELOPMENT PARCELS & COMPONENTS
Parcel N4 (14.6 acres)
• Serviced
Residential
• Commercial Office
N4
N6
Parcel N5 (8.3 Acres)
• Healthcare Wellness
Village
Parcel N1 (22.5 acres)
• Integrated Lifestyle
Enclave
• Business Hotel
• Commercial
Parcel N2 (25.5 acres)
• Business hotel
• Civic Centre
• Retail/Office
• Mixed Retail/
Entertainment
Parcel S2 (9.9 acres)
• Heritage hotel
• Retail/Office
Parcel S1 (11.7 acres)
• Shopping mall
• Business hotel
• Retail/Office
Parcel N6 (6.8 acres)
• The Learning
Quarter
N5
N3
Parcel N3 (32.1 acres)
• Resort hotel
• Business hotel
• Serviced Residential
• Commercial
N1
N2
Cruise
Berth
MBKT & Yayasan
Negeri Site (5.2 Acres)
Parcel S3 (5.8
acres)
• Serviced
Residential
S2
S3
S1
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PAHANG TECHNOLOGY PARK
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PAHANG TECHNOLOGY PARK
Pahang Technology Park provides
an integrated infrastructure and
technical services. It has a strategic
development plan for the growth
of agro-biotechnology industry
complete with support industry
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Location : Kuantan, Pahang
Land size: 950 acres
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KEY DEVELOPMENT COMPONENTS
ENTREPRENEUR PARK
UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA
PAHANG
RESEARCH CENTER
TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL
HOUSING AREA
BUSINESS CENTRE
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10 REASONS TO INVEST IN ECER
Strong Government
Support
Advantageous Geographical
Orientation
Attractive & Competitive
Incentives
Abundance of Land &
Natural Resources
Competitive Wage Rates
Large International Business
Communities
Skilled & Multilingual Workforce
Market-Oriented Economy
Balanced & Sustainable
development
Good Land, Air & Sea
Connectivity
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COMPETITIVE INCENTIVE PACKAGES
Qualified investors in ECER are eligible for the following incentives:
100%
INCOME TAX
Fiscal Incentives
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EXEMPTION FOR
10 YEARS
Commencing from
the year statutory
income is derived
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(or) Income Tax Exemption (ITA) equivalent to 100% of
qualifying capital expenditure (Investment tax
allowance) for 5 years
Stamp duty exemption for industrial park development,
agriculture and tourism projects
Import duty and sales tax exemption on raw materials,
components, machinery, equipment, spare parts and
consumables that are not produced locally and used
directly in the production activity
UKAS Facilitation Fund for infrastructure development
Non-Fiscal Incentives
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Competitive Land Prices
Industrial park ready with infrastructure
Flexibility in employment of expatriates
Facilitation of human capital development
Note: Customised incentives are given on merit basis.
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COME AND DISCOVER ECER.
YOUR UNIQUE INVESTMENT DESTINATION.
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We invite individuals and corporations to explore the various
business opportunities in ECER, especially in Tourism, Oil, Gas &
Petrochemical, Manufacturing, Agriculture and Education.
For more information please contact :
ECER Secretariat
Tel
: +603-2035 0021 or +603-2035 0022
Fax
: +603-2035 0020
Email
: secretariat@ecerdc.com.my
Web
: www.ecerdc.com.my