At a glance

  • The proposed three-phase industrial park has an estimated gross development value of RM4.0 billion, with its first phase expected to begin by the end of 2027.[1]
  • The joint-venture company will acquire the 402-acre freehold site from a UEM Sunrise subsidiary for RM972.1 million.[1]

Joint-venture structure

UEM Land and AME Development, subsidiaries of UEM Sunrise and AME Elite respectively, will each own half of Gerbang Synergy. That company is to acquire the Gerbang Nusajaya land from Nusajaya Rise, another UEM Sunrise subsidiary.[1]

The companies said the partnership combines UEM Sunrise’s land and township-planning capabilities with AME Elite’s industrial-park development and tenant network. The proposal remains a corporate development plan rather than a completed park.[1]

Location and intended users

The site is about 15 minutes from the Malaysia-Singapore Second Link and Sultan Abu Bakar customs complex. The developers aim to attract electrical and electronics, medical-device and advanced-logistics businesses within the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone.[1]

The project is planned in three phases. The companies expect the first phase to start by the end of 2027, subject to the development process and relevant approvals.[1]

Context & interpretation

Why it matters

Gross development value is the developers’ estimate of future sales value, not revenue already earned or a guaranteed project return. Timing and scope can change as approvals and market conditions develop.

Sources & further reading

  1. UEM Sunrise, AME Elite forge strategic partnership to advance RM4.0 billion industrial park in Gerbang Nusajaya ↗UEM Sunrise · 30 Oct 2026 · Accessed 2 Nov 2026

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