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
2025-06-04
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 |
|---|---|---|
| 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. |
| 2 May, 2025 | Highway | The government is working closely with all stakeholders to resolve the prolonged delay of the 18km Maju Expressway extension (MEX II) project. |
| 27 Apr, 2025 | Public Transport | The Rapid KL On-Demand service will be expanded with the addition of 320 new vans by June, at a cost of RM55 million, to improve first-mile and last-mile connectivity and encourage greater public transport use. |
| 24 Apr, 2025 | Port | Establish Port Klang Cruise Terminal (PKCT) as a transshipment hub. |
| 11 Apr, 2025 | Port | The Lumut Maritime Industrial City (LuMIC) in Perak, a joint venture between PKNPk and Port of Antwerp-Bruges International, aims to attract RM72 billion in investments over 25 years. Infrastructure works will start in 2026, with the first phase by 2030. Spanning 9,307 hectares, LuMIC will focus on marine industries, green energy, and innovation-driven sectors, supported by EU grants and potential funding from the European Investment Bank. |
| 27 Mar, 2025 | Public Transport | The Finance Ministry has allocated RM1.9 billion to Prasarana Malaysia Bhd to buy 1,560 new diesel and electric buses in phases over a three-year period. |
| 15 Mar, 2025 | Public Transport | The Gombak Integrated Transport Terminal (GITT) to commence operations. |
| 7 Mar, 2025 | Water | RM1.6 billion has been allocated for the construction of riverside water reservoirs (TAPS) along three rivers in Johor to boost water supply capacity. These include the rezoning and construction of TAPS in Sungai Johor, Sungai Pontian Besar, and Sungai Sedili Besar. |
| 28 Feb, 2025 | Industrial Park | Melaka has allocated RM227.8 million to develop the German Technology Park (GTP) on a 169.42-hectare site in Bandar Hijau, Mukim Ayer Panas. |
You have 9 free insights left!
Login/Register to access unlimited insights.