KOTA KINABALU: A local group Kina Ventures Sdn Bhd and an investor group from Taiwan plans to work together to build a proposed RM10 billion 20,000-acre Sabah International Industrial Park and new port in a joint venture with the Sabah State Government in Kimanis. <\/p>\n
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Haji Hajiji Haji Noor was briefed on this during a courtesy call by a joint delegation from Kina Ventures and the Taiwan investor led by Kina Ventures Chairman Datuk Maijol Mahap at his office in Menara Kinabalu here on March 13.<\/p>\n
The entire development when completed shall have a projected end gross development value of approximately RM200 billion or more with tens of thousands of job and business opportunities to be created for the local people and with long-term handsome tax revenue to the State Government.<\/p>\n
This proposed industrial park is meant for both local and international investors to set up their manufacturing and processing factories, stores, industrial shopoffices and others along with a commercial square and residential development.<\/p>\n
Also present were Kina Ventures Managing Director Ir Herman S K Lee, Melvin Lee, Rachel Lee, Taiwan Hakka General Chamber of Commerce President Yeh Chun-Hui, its Honorary President Yeh Chun-Rong as well as several other Taiwanese investors and project consultants.<\/p>\n
The Chief Minister said the State Government always welcome investors to come and invest in Sabah, in line with its investor-friendly policy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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