Frasers Property Boosts Malaysia Logistics Sector with RM2 Billion Expansion Plan

Date: 2025-06-27
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KUALA LUMPUR, June 2025 — In a significant vote of confidence in Malaysia’s logistics infrastructure, Frasers Property Industrial Malaysia announced a RM2 billion investment plan to expand its logistics and industrial footprint over the next five years.

The property giant, part of Singapore-listed Frasers Property Group, aims to capitalize on the growing demand for e-commerce, third-party logistics (3PL), and smart warehousing solutions in Malaysia and the broader ASEAN region.


🏗️ Expansion Focus

The investment will be channeled into:

  • Building new logistics parks in Johor and Selangor

  • Green-certified warehousing with solar integration

  • Automation-ready smart hubs for fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), retail, and cold chain logistics

Frasers Property currently manages over 3 million sq. ft. of warehouse space in Malaysia, and this expansion is expected to double its portfolio by 2030.


🗣️ Executive Insight

CEO Dato’ Kumar Sivasuriam stated:

“We see Malaysia as a logistics powerhouse with a strategic location, skilled talent, and rising demand from e-commerce and industrial occupiers. This investment reflects our long-term confidence.”

The company is also exploring joint ventures with local logistics players and tech partnerships for digital inventory tracking and AI-led warehouse management systems.


🌏 Strategic Value of Malaysia

Malaysia is benefiting from:

  • Surging regional e-commerce (projected RM1.2 trillion in transaction value by end-2025)

  • Proximity to Singapore and major ASEAN trade routes

  • Infrastructure incentives under the National Investment Aspirations (NIA)

Frasers’ expansion follows similar moves by Logistics Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and Amazon’s regional fulfillment center growth, signaling intensifying competition.


📈 Market Impact

  • Expected job creation: 4,000 new jobs in logistics, facilities management, and operations

  • Boost to Malaysia’s industrial REIT sector and B2B warehousing space

  • Supports government ambitions to make Malaysia a regional logistics and digital trade hub


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