Industrial Areas Across Malaysia

Bayan Lepas is the heart of Penang's electronics industry and the address that put the state on the global manufacturing map.

Batu Kawan is Penang's main growth frontier for industry, unlocked by the Second Penang Bridge that links it directly to Bayan Lepas on the island.

Bukit Minyak is one of the strongest industrial addresses on the Penang mainland, combining an established manufacturing estate with the more recent Penang Science Park.

Simpang Ampat sits on the southern Penang mainland at the junction of the older Seberang Perai manufacturing belt and the newer Batu Kawan growth zone, which makes it one of the more active industrial areas in the state.

Valdor is an industrial area on the southern Penang mainland, in the Sungai Bakap district, that has grown as manufacturing spread south from the established Seberang Perai belt towards Batu Kawan and the state border with Kedah.

Prai, also spelled Perai, is the industrial backbone of the Penang mainland and one of the oldest and largest manufacturing zones in the state.

Juru is a well-established industrial area on the central Penang mainland, part of the dense Seberang Perai manufacturing belt that runs between Prai and Bukit Mertajam.

Bukit Tengah is an established industrial area in central Seberang Perai, part of the continuous manufacturing belt that links Prai, Juru and Bukit Mertajam on the Penang mainland.

Nibong Tebal is the southernmost town on the Penang mainland, close to the border with Perak and Kedah, and it has grown into an industrial location as manufacturing has extended down the southern Seberang Perai corridor.

Mak Mandin is one of the older industrial estates on the Penang mainland, located in the Butterworth area of northern Seberang Perai.

Kulim is Kedah's flagship industrial destination, defined by Kulim Hi-Tech Park, which was developed as Malaysia's first fully integrated high-technology industrial park.

Sungai Petani is Kedah's largest commercial town and a growing industrial centre in the northern part of the peninsula.

Shah Alam is one of Malaysia's best-known industrial cities and a cornerstone of the Klang Valley manufacturing economy.

Klang is the logistics and heavy-industry heart of the Klang Valley, defined above all by Port Klang, the largest container gateway in Malaysia.

Puchong is a densely developed township in the southern Klang Valley that combines a large residential and commercial base with well-established light-industrial estates.

Rawang lies at the northern edge of the Klang Valley, on the corridor between Kuala Lumpur and the Selangor-Perak boundary, and has developed into a significant industrial area offering the space that the congested central Klang Valley increasingly lacks.

Semenyih sits at the south-eastern edge of the Klang Valley in Selangor, on the corridor towards Negeri Sembilan, and has grown into an industrial area valued for its combination of available land and expanding connectivity.

Senai is a key industrial and logistics node in the northern part of Iskandar Malaysia, defined by Senai International Airport and the manufacturing estates that surround it.

Pasir Gudang is the heavy-industry and port heart of eastern Johor Bahru, one of the most significant industrial zones in southern Malaysia.

Iskandar Puteri, formerly known as Nusajaya, is one of the flagship development zones of Iskandar Malaysia in the west of Johor Bahru, combining planned urban districts with modern industrial and logistics parks.

Kulai is a fast-growing industrial district in the northern part of the Johor Bahru conurbation, extending the manufacturing belt inland from Senai along the North-South Expressway.

Nilai is the principal industrial town of Negeri Sembilan and the main entry point for manufacturing spilling south from the Klang Valley.

Ayer Keroh is the main industrial and commercial gateway into Melaka town, sitting at the principal North-South Expressway interchange for the city.