Daily Compilation of Malaysia Infrastructure Development Plans. You can search for new highway plans, land acquisition for airport, new public transport hub and various other infrastructure development plans here.
Malaysia Infrastructure Development Plan
2025-10-08
Category: Government
Frequency: Daily
Macro look at Malaysia's infrastructure plans. From irrigation projects to public transport hubs, highways, ports, and airports, etc.
| Date | Category | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 23 Sep, 2025 | Industrial Park | Negeri Sembilan will establish its first modern automotive hub through the RM1 billion Auto City project at Nilai Smart City, covering 728.43 hectares. |
| 28 Aug, 2025 | Public Housing | The Federal Territories Department has identified eight sites for the development of subsidised public rental housing (PASS) to ensure the bottom 40% income group continues to have access to safe, liveable and inclusive housing in the federal capital. The eight locations identified are Bandar Baru Sentul (0.57 hectares), Taman Desa (seven hectares), Pekan Salak Selatan (1.58 hectares), Jalan Selimang Cheras (1.36 hectares), Tasik Permaisuri (0.41 hectares), Taman Alam Damai (0.45 hectares), Wayfield Sungai Besi (0.82 hectares) and Taman Desa Seputeh (1.12 hectares)T |
| 18 Aug, 2025 | Industrial Park | Negeri Sembilan will develop Malaysia’s first AI-powered halal hub, a RM400 million Regional Halal Distribution Centre (RHDC) on a 5.423-hectare site in Bandar Enstek. The centre will feature automation, AI, and smart management systems to improve efficiency and cost control, supporting storage and export of halal products. Located in Malaysia Vision Valley 2.0, RHDC aims to attract global halal investors, boost the local halal industry, and create skilled job opportunities for residents. |
| 6 Aug, 2025 | Rail Transport | KTM plans to expand its 40km Kempas Baru–Pasir Gudang (KBPG) freight line to include passenger services by 2026, starting with two stations at Kempas Baru and Pasir Gudang as part of the Southern Commuter train service. |
| 21 Jul, 2025 | Blockchain | Malaysia has launched the Malaysian Blockchain Infrastructure (MBI) — a national digital backbone jointly developed by MIMOS Bhd and MyEG Services Bhd — to resolve fragmentation and high costs in the local blockchain ecosystem by enabling interoperability between blockchain networks. Expected to be fully operational and open to all by the end of 2025, the MBI uses MyEG’s Zetrix blockchain as its core infrastructure, supporting verifiable digital identifiers and credentials for public and private applications. |
| 21 Jul, 2025 | Port | Melaka is launching a new inland port in Taboh Naning, Alor Gajah, to boost logistics connectivity and support regional trade. The Melaka Inland Port, spanning 52.89 hectares, will streamline the movement of goods via rail and serve investors across Melaka, Johor, and Negeri Sembilan. Developed under a partnership between MCORP and DS Rail Mobility Sdn Bhd, the project’s first phase carries a gross development cost of RM230.8 million and forms part of the 2,023-hectare MCORP Hi-Tech Park. The initiative positions Melaka as a strategic logistics hub linking industrial and trade activities across the southern region. |
| 26 Jun, 2025 | Public Housing | Putrajaya is set to host the RM4 billion Kota Madani development in Precinct 19, a 41.28-hectare smart and sustainable township integrating housing, public services, and green infrastructure. Masterplanned by Urban SCALE Studio, it will feature about 10,000 high-rise homes for 30,000 residents, with schools, clinics, safety facilities, and government quarters built around walkable, low-carbon neighborhoods. Guided by the CHASE and MADANI visions, Kota Madani aims to position Putrajaya as a model for inclusive, future-ready urban living, with Phase 1—3,000 units and a school—targeted for completion by 2027. |
| 15 Jun, 2025 | Port | Multiple infrastructure projects have been approved for the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) Base in Lumut, including a specialist clinic complex and hospital upgrade (RM65 million), a 33kV high-voltage distribution system (RM100 million), replacement of Bulk Fuel Installation tanks (RM23.3 million), and upgrading the operational jetty (RM66.5 million). |
| 3 Jun, 2025 | Urban Development | Plans have been announced for the development of ‘Madani City’ in Putrajaya, a 102-acre project focused on sustainable and high-tech living. The development will feature 10,000 residential units, designed to house over 30,000 residents. |
| 9 May, 2025 | Rail Transport | Keretapi Tanah Melayu Bhd (KTMB) and Railway Assets Corporation (RAC) will introduce passenger services on the Pasir Gudang-Kempas Baru line by next year at the latest. |
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