All thumbs-up (from left) are Chang, Liew, Kee Sin, and Tian Xiong
PETALING JAYA: Eco World Development Group Bhd (EcoWorld) has unveiled QUANTUM, the group’s fifth revenue pillar that will focus on industrial real estate to meet the specific requirements of data centres, high technology and high value-added ventures.
Announcing that the Eco Business Park VI at Kulai, Iskandar Malaysia will be renamed after the revenue pillar as it’s its first business park, deputy chief executive officer Liew Tian Xiong said QUANTUM business parks will offer a highly conducive, clean and green environment, with robust infrastructure and connectivity to support the needs of the digital and other high-tech players.
“These refinements to our well-established industrial park portfolio and concepts will enable us to attract not just data centres but other operators in the upstream and downstream data centre, digital and high-tech manufacturing value chains.
This group of industrialists and service providers will be the key target customers for our first QUANTUM business park at Kulai, Iskandar Malaysia as well as new QUANTUM projects that EcoWorld Malaysia aims to launch in the future,” Liew said.
“Accordingly, our land banking efforts will also focus on the acquisition of suitable new sites for QUANTUM developments. This will be in addition to our plans to expand our existing revenue pillars of Eco Townships, Eco Rise, Eco Hubs and Eco Business Parks,” he added.
Chief executive officer and president Datuk Chang Khim Wah said QUANTUM was inspired by the success of Eco Business Parks, which has attracted the attention of global market leaders operating in the high-tech and digital arena.
“Our recent customers include the renowned Haitian Group from China and global tech giant Microsoft, who chose EcoWorld Malaysia when they were looking to expand their operations into Malaysia.
“Such sustained demand from an increasingly large pool of high-tech and digital clients inspired us to conceptualise QUANTUM to further broaden and deepen our share of the industrial market targeting these digital and high-tech players, which we are unveiling today,” Chang added.
The event was officiated by the International Trade and Industry deputy minister Liew Chin Tong. Also present was executive chairman Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin.
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