Johor Bahru: AME Elite Consortium Bhd, an integrated industrial spatial solutions provider, through its subsidiary Ipark Development Sdn Bhd, has invested from Emhart Glass Sdn Bhd (Bucher Emhart Glass) to build a RM108 million manufacturing facility at i-Park@Senai Airport City won a vote of confidence. , Johor.
Bucher Emhart Glass, a subsidiary of Bucher Industries AG, a Swiss-listed engineering and manufacturing group, is a recognized global leader in glass container manufacturing solutions, including equipment, controls, components and support. The international group has a worldwide presence, including Switzerland, Sweden, Italy, Germany, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, China and the United States.
The new facility at i-Park@Senai Airport City has a building area of approximately 300,000 square feet and will replace an existing factory located elsewhere in Johor Bahru to increase production capacity. Construction on the project will begin in the second quarter of 2023 and is expected to be completed in 2024.
Bucher Emhart Glass today held a signing ceremony at the Sales Gallery at i-Park@Senai Airport City and welcomed Bucher Emhart Glass Vice President of Logistics and Manufacturing Juan P. Montes, Vice President of Finance Reto P. Semadeni, Financial Management. Mr. Chan Siew attended. Kheng and Johor Bahru Site Manager Bryant Wong, AME Executive His Director Simon Lee, Property Development Director Cheryl Lim and Sales Director Alice Tee.
Kelvin Lee Chai, Managing Director of AME Group, said AME’s integrated industrial park and i-Park@Senai Airport City facilities have attracted foreign direct investment (FDI), including internationally respected blue chip global companies. I am happy to continue.
He added: Bucher Emhart Glass is proud to be selected as his solution provider, demonstrating his AME expertise in supporting the growing requirements of global businesses.
“AME will continue to act as an FDI magnet and will benefit from increased demand for industrial parks as borders reopen. The price will increase to RM433 million, which will improve our financial performance.”
