Ideal Property Group has completed all infrastructure works at its 880-acre Penang Technology Park @ Bertam, with the development entering full delivery following the completion of its landmark entrance gateway.

The technology park is now development-ready, allowing investors to acquire land and commence construction and operations.

Chief Operating Officer Dato’ Goh Teng Whoo said Penang has developed into a high-technology manufacturing hub supported by a mature semiconductor supply chain, skilled talent pool and established industrial ecosystem, making it an attractive destination for
multinational investment.

He said the Penang state’s financing and capital market ecosystem continues to support corporate expansion.

“Investors can acquire freehold industrial land at Penang Technology Park @ Bertam, complemented by one-stop support services including plot advisory and regulatory coordination,” he said.

The park is equipped with four-lane dual carriageway, 100ft-wide internal roads, water supply, power supply infrastructure, 5G connectivity, natural gas pipelines and 24-hour CCTV surveillance.

Dato’ Goh thanked the Penang state government for its support in fast-track approvals, infrastructure delivery and investment promotion.

He said Penang Technology Park @ Bertam aims to provide a full industrial ecosystem, enabling businesses, particularly SMEs, to integrate into the global semiconductor supply chain.

The development comprises light and medium industrial lots, commercial components and built-to-lease facilities.

He said the group has received enquiries from companies in semiconductor, electrical and electronics (E&E), automative and parts, new energy, energy storage and other high-technology sectors.

Located in North Seberang Perai, the park is connected to the North-South Expressway and has direct access to Penang Port and the North Butterworth Container Terminal (NBCT), supporting logistics efficiency and supply chain integration.

More than 60% of industrial land has been taken up. The group expects the project to generate employment and support regional supply chain growth as operations commence.

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