Peter Tan
FactoryHub industrial property consultant focused on Malaysia industrial real-estate research and transactions across the Klang Valley and Nilai corridors. Every article is grounded in our own deal flow and registered-agent sources. Registered with BOVAEP under CID Realtors Sdn Bhd (E(1) 1855).
Peter Tan: Full profile, credentials and contact →Articles by Peter Tan
Rawang Perdana Industrial Area: Location, Council, Factory Prices and MPS Licence
Where Rawang Perdana Industrial Park is, which council runs it, what Rawang factories sell and rent for in JPPH records, and what MPS asks for before it licenses a factory.
Land Acquisition Act 1960: What Factory Owners Get When Land Is Acquired
How the Land Acquisition Act 1960 works for factory and industrial land: Forms A to K, how compensation is valued, what is ignored, the six-week Form N objection deadline and the 2016 changes.
Ehsan Jaya, Desa Aman and Tago Industrial Parks in Kepong: Which Council, Taxes and Factory Prices
Ehsan Jaya, Desa Aman and Tago carry Kuala Lumpur addresses but sit under Majlis Perbandaran Selayang in Selangor. What that means for assessment tax, quit rent, licences and JPPH-registered factory prices.
Land Titles in Malaysia: Geran, Pajakan, HS(D) and What Factory Buyers Should Check
Land titles in Malaysia explained for factory buyers: Geran, Pajakan Negeri, Geran Mukim, HS(D) and HS(M), what the industry category on the title means, and how a qualified title becomes a final title in Selangor.
SSF Home Buys 13-Acre Pulau Indah Industrial Land for RM42.47m to Build Its Own Warehouse
SSF Home Group is buying about 13 acres of leasehold industrial land in Pulau Indah from IFFCO Foods for RM42.47 million, about RM75 psf of land, to build its own warehouse. What it means for warehouse tenants and land buyers near Westport.
Stamp Duty Exemption in Malaysia: Which Reliefs Apply to a Factory or Industrial Land
Which stamp duty exemptions work for a factory, warehouse or industrial land in Malaysia: section 15A between group companies, the family transfer order, and penalty waivers.
Memorandum of Transfer (MOT) in Malaysia: Form 14A, Fees and Steps for a Factory
What a memorandum of transfer (MOT, Form 14A) is, who signs it, MOT stamp duty and Selangor registration fees for a factory, State consent and the steps to registration.
ECRL Opening Date Set for 12 December: Cargo to Port Klang via Serendah and Kapar From 2028
ECRL may open on 12 December 2026, but cargo to Port Klang via Serendah, Puncak Alam and Kapar starts in 2028. What it means for factory owners, tenants and buyers.
Stamp Duty Act Malaysia: What the Stamp Act 1949 Means for Factory Buyers, Sellers and Tenants
Malaysia's Stamp Duty Act is the Stamp Act 1949. Here is what it says for a factory or warehouse deal: ad valorem rates on transfers, loans and tenancies, the 4% foreign rate, who pays, the 2026 self-assessment phases, late penalties and exemptions such as section 15A.
Plot Ratio Meaning: How Much Factory You Can Build on Industrial Land in Selangor
Plot ratio is total floor area divided by land area. Here is the formula, how it differs from plinth area and setbacks, the factory plot ratios Selangor and KL plans set, and how to check a lot before you buy.
Selangor Zero Discharge Policy: LUAS Checks Factories Door to Door, 14 Days to Apply for a Licence
LUAS is visiting industrial areas across Selangor's nine districts to find factories without Zero Discharge Policy licences. Premises found get 14 days to apply. What owners, tenants and buyers should check.
Cukai Tanah DBKL: How to Check and Pay Kuala Lumpur Quit Rent for a Factory
Kuala Lumpur quit rent is paid to the Federal Territory land office (PPTGWP), not DBKL. How to check it online, pay before 31 May, the 10% late penalty and what factory owners, tenants and buyers must watch.
New Industrial Master Plan 2030 (NIMP 2030): What It Means for Factory Owners, Tenants and Buyers
NIMP 2030 explained for factory owners, tenants and buyers: launch date, targets, priority sectors, the automation licence condition, multi-tiered levy, smart factories and the ECRL industrial parks named in Selangor.
EON Opens 41,508 sq ft Body and Paint Hub in Glenmarie, Shah Alam: What It Means for Industrial Buildings
EON has opened its first Body & Paint Hub in Glenmarie, Shah Alam: 41,508 sq ft, 39 bays and four spray booths. What it means for factory owners and tenants.
Foreign Worker Insurance for Factories in Malaysia: SPIKPA, FWIG and PERKESO Explained
What insurance a factory must hold for foreign workers in Malaysia: SPIKPA hospital cover, the FWIG guarantee that replaces the security bond, PERKESO contributions, what they leave out and how hostels affect your fire policy.
Factory Sale and Leaseback in Malaysia: How It Works, Who Buys, Rent, Tax and Risks
A sale and leaseback lets a factory owner sell the building and stay as tenant, turning property into cash. How it works in Malaysia, who buys, how rent and lease terms are set, RPGT and stamp duty, and the risks.
Landlord Selling Your Rented Factory in Malaysia: Is Your Tenancy Still Valid?
When the owner of a factory you rent sells it, whether the buyer must honour your tenancy depends on its length, registration or endorsement on the title, and the lease clauses. What tenants and landlords should do.
Factory Flood Insurance and Business Interruption in Malaysia: What Pays After a Flood or Fire
Fire insurance does not cover flood unless you add it, and it never pays lost income. How flood (special perils) and business interruption work for factories in Klang and Selangor, and the claim steps after a fire or flood.
Factory Insurance for Landlords and Tenants in Malaysia: Who Insures What in a Factory Lease
In a factory lease the landlord usually insures the building and the tenant insures machinery, stock and renovation. Here is how to split cover, write the lease clause, handle a tenant-caused fire and avoid gaps.
Factory Fire Insurance in Malaysia: What It Covers, How Much to Insure and the Average Clause
What a factory fire policy in Malaysia covers, why the sum insured should follow rebuilding cost and not the price or loan, how the average clause cuts a claim, and whether the bank's fire insurance is enough.
Malaysia Tenancy Agreement Template: Standard Format, Sample Clauses and What a Factory Lease Adds
There is no official tenancy agreement template in Malaysia. Here is the standard format clause by clause, sample wording, the three-year registration line, 2026 stamp duty rates and the extra clauses a factory or warehouse tenancy needs.
Writ of Distress in Malaysia: How Factory and Warehouse Landlords Recover Unpaid Rent
How a writ of distress works under the Distress Act 1951: the 12-month cap, what a bailiff can and cannot seize in a factory or warehouse, tenant remedies and why self-help is unlawful.
Klang Flood Works: Sungai Klang Dredging Due in Two Years, RM40m for Bukit Raja Flash Floods
Selangor says the 54 km Sungai Klang dredging could finish in 18 months to two years, and RM40 million is approved for Bukit Raja flash floods. What it means for factory buyers and tenants in Klang and Shah Alam.
Industrial Property Rental Yield in Malaysia: How to Work Out Gross and Net Yield on a Factory
How to work out gross and net rental yield on a factory or warehouse in Malaysia, what to deduct, and the JPPH-registered rents and prices for Shah Alam, Klang and Rawang.
Tell us what you need or what you want to sell or let. We usually reply within hours.