Suntrack launches RM318 mil industrial hub in Salak Tinggi

KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 28): Suntrack Development Sdn Bhd has announced the launch of Suntrack Hub 2, a new industrial development in Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi with a gross development value (GDV) of RM318 million.

According to a press release, the development, situated on 26.34 acres, comprises 62 units of two-storey semi-detached factories. Factory units are priced from RM4.1 million, with lot sizes starting from 11,044 sq ft and built-up areas from 7,567 sq ft.

Suntrack Development Sdn Bhd chief executive officer James Tan said the project was shaped by conversations with business owners who prioritise operational efficiency and future expansion.

“Suntrack Hub 2 is designed specifically for business owners who view their factory as a critical tool for growth rather than just a physical space. Specifications such as a nine-metre clear ceiling height, heavy-duty floor loading of 30kN per square metre, and extension-ready layouts give businesses the flexibility to adapt and expand as their operations evolve,” said Tan.

Situated within the Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi industrial corridor, the site is approximately 10km from the Bandar Serenia toll of the Elite Highway.

Tan stated that the developer's focus extends beyond physical buildings to shaping a secure and well-maintained environment for daily operations.

“Beyond the physical buildings, our focus has been on shaping a secure and well-maintained environment that supports daily operations while protecting long-term asset value,” Tan added.

The project will be managed as a guarded industrial park, overseen by a Factory Owners’ Association to ensure long-term upkeep.

Zoned for light and medium industry, the hub is designed to accommodate various activities including warehousing, distribution, and manufacturing.

Earthworks for the project are currently in progress, with building construction targeted to commence in April 2026.

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