Meticulously designed for light and medium industries, The Signature Collection Twin Factories at Elmina Business Park Stage 2 covers 26.2 acres, with a total gross development value of RM296mil.
KUALA LUMPUR: Sime Darby Property
Bhs’s The Signature Collection Twin Factories at Elmina Business Park Stage 2 has achieved an impressive 100% take-up rate upon launch.
In a statement, the developer said the latest offering, launched on Sept 1, signalled the growing demand for well-planned industrial spaces within the Klang Valley.
The Signature Collection features 60 semi-detached factories with two distinct options: Type A (65’ x 142’, 4,410 sq. ft.) priced from RM3.68 mil, and Type B (80’ x 200’, 9,573 sq. ft.) starting from RM5.98mil.
Sime Darby Property said the development covers 26.2 acres, with a total gross development value (GDV) of RM296mil.
“The success of The Signature Collection: Twin Factories at Elmina Business Park Stage 2 reflects the growing demand for well-planned, sustainable industrial spaces. Our commitment to creating environments that foster business growth, while addressing the evolving needs of modern industries, has been key to this achievement,” Sime Darby Property’s chief operating officer of township development Appollo Leong said.
Elmina Business Park, Klang Valley’s largest freehold industrial business hub spanning 1,500 acres, offers businesses not only premium facilities but also exceptional connectivity and infrastructure, all while being designed with wellness, sustainability, and innovation at its core.
The park features reliable power, 5G infrastructure, and high-speed broadband. Elmina Business Park’s holistic, wellness-driven environment includes thoughtfully designed green spaces and recreational areas, fostering a conducive atmosphere for both employees and businesses.
“The park’s emphasis on sustainable energy solutions, including renewable energy initiatives and eco-friendly infrastructure, ensures that future tenants remain well-prepared and aligned with global sustainability standards," Leong said.
