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NATURAL GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM - VIRTUAL PIPELINE SYSTEM • Sabah Energy Corporation Sdn. Bhd. (SEC) is licensed by Suruhanjaya Tenaga Malaysia to distribute natural gas in Sabah and Labuan • In 2012, SEC launched the Virtual Pipeline System (VPS) for the supply of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) to customers located distance away from existing gas pipeline infrastructure. • VPS is a fully-modular design system that allows for the quick, easy and cost CNG Compressor – Capacity 3.8 mmscfd effective construction and expansion according to customers’ demand. • By combining state-of-the-art technology in natural gas compression, transportation and decompression technologies • Currently, SEC is supplying CNG to 9 industrial and commercial consumers. VST 3 Trailers Other Business: Kinabalu North Shipyard and Maritime Sdn. Bhd. • Kinabalu North Shipyard & Maritime Sdn. Bhd. was established in 2008 to set up and operate a ship repair yard in Sepanggar Bay. It is a joint venture company owned by Weldan Marketing Sdn. Bhd. and Sabah Energy Corporation Sdn. Pressure Regulating Plant (PRP) Bhd. • Products: Providing Ship Repair Services SABAH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT AUTHORITY (SEDIA) PALM OIL SECTOR EPP1: Agropolitan EPP2: POIC Agropolitan Beluran Palm Oil Industrial Cluster ( Sandakan) Invest GNI Jobs RM 202m RM 68.3m 622 Invest GNI Jobs RM 1.21b RM 274m 1708 Agropolitan Kemabong Palm Oil Industrial Cluster Invest GNI Jobs ( Lahad Datu) RM 73m RM 23.3m 404 Invest GNI Jobs RM 21b RM 8.4b 9467 PALM OIL INDUSTRIAL CLUSTER LAHAD DATU • First dedicated palm oil industrial cluster of its kind in Malaysia, 4,400 acres • Designed to cater light, medium and heavy industries • Strategic geographical location; close to Philippines and Indonesia with access to deep-water port • To spearhead the development of palm oil downstream processing, to add value to its 1.5 million hectares of oil palm plantations, to create jobs and business opportunities. attract investments in port & logistics, biomass, bio refineries, oil & gas and related small and medium enterprises for the Halal Park@POIC. Development • To-date, 1,700 acres in POIC Lahad Datu have been developed with infrastructure and utilities. • A Liquid Bulk and Dry Bulk terminal are presently in operation, while the Container Terminal (with a capacity of 250,000 TEUs) is under construction and due to be operational by 2017. SABAH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT AUTHORITY (SEDIA) PALM OIL INDUSTRIAL CLUSTER, SANDAKAN Strategic initiative of the State government to further boost the oil palm industry in Sabah by creating investment opportunities in higher value-added downstream processing of palm oil • Commercially marketed as SAWIT POIC, a total area of 2,800 acres of land is being developed in two phases. • Infrastructure and amenities are being set up: • Liquid Jetty Cargo port - Up to 50,000 DWT, berthing for tankers and barges with conveyor systems and methanol pipelines. • Road - 30 meter wide for 2 way traffic, a 20,15 and 12 meter wide road within commercial center and SMI area. • Power Supply - Ph2 = 65 MW • Water Supply - 12 MLD by 2018 (Ph2) • Telecommunication and Centralized Sewerage, Hazardous Waste Treatment Downstream Energy sector Upstream i. Trans Free Food Investment i. Plantation Planting i. Bio-diesel (methyl ester) Products ii. Boiler fuel opportunities: ii. Materials i. Bio-mass iii. Farm Machinery iii. Biomass energy from oil ii. Nutraceuticals / palm residues iv. Mills iii. Phytonutrients iv. Oleo-chemical TURNING BIOMASS INTO FERTILISER MANUFACTURING AND LOGISTIC SECTOR Main Line Operator Set Up at Kota Kinabalu Industrial Sapangar Bay Port Park (KKIP) Invest GNI Jobs RM 4.69b RM 1.56b 23032 KOTA KINABALU INDUSTRIAL PARK (KKIP) To catalyse economic growth for the state. KKIP is designed to be a modern integrated self-contained township that offers a comprehensive mix of investment, education, commerce, leisure and residential opportunities. Located north of Kota Kinabalu, occupying an area of 8,320 acres Readily available infrastructures: 1. Sepangar Bay Container Port Terminal (5 mins from KKIP) - Consist of 2 berths inner and outer with 12.2M draft - Able to cater to vessels of up to 30,000 DWT 2. Well-planned Roads & Drainage Systems 3. Reliable Electricity Supply - Underground cabling system - 4 IPPs (Independent Power Plant) with electricity supply up to 650 MW 4. Reliable Water Supply - Telibong Water Treatment Plant - Capacity 17.6 million gallons 5. Sewerage Treatment Plant 6. Telecommunication Facilities Integration of KKIP as a Free Economic Zone within the Sapangar Transhipment Hub. SABAH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT AUTHORITY (SEDIA) Date Client Project v.01 55 EDUCATION SECTOR Hospitality and Tourism Discipline Cluster Invest GNI Jobs RM 40.5m RM80m 460 Sandakan Private Skills Training Centers Education Hub Invest GNI Jobs Kimanis RM 328m RM155m 1013 International Marketing Invest GNI Jobs RM 10m RM33m 225 SANDAKAN EDUCATION HUB A key SDC initiative to be a preferred location of choice for investment in higher education, research and development in Sabah by enhancing knowledge creation activities as well as human capital development • Designed to cater to the needs of institutions of higher learning and research, having access to well-equipped public facilities as well as state of art modern infrastructure, comparable to research and education institutions elsewhere in Malaysia • Located at Sungai Batang, 16 km from the Sandakan City Center, 500 hectares Completed and In Operation – 1. UMS School of Agriculture, 2. Sandakan Politechnic, 3. Maktab Rendah Sains MARA (MRSM) First Art School in Sabah • The Malaysia Art School Sabah, built on 40 acre site, under the 11th MP, cost RM70 million • The art school is the fifth school to be set up in Malaysia after Kuala Lumpur, Perak, Johor and Sarawak. SABAH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT AUTHORITY (SEDIA) Relocation & Redevelopment Jesselton Waterfront Karambunai Integrated Resort of Pulau Gaya Gaya Island Resort (YTL) Development City (KIRC) GNI = RM 638 mil GNI = RM 31 mil GNI = RM 1.3 bil KK International Cruise Private Inv = RM 1bil Private Inv = RM 75 mil Private Inv = RM 1 bil Public Inv = RM 100 mil Terminal Public Inv = RM 175 mil Public Inv = RM 0mil Jobs = 200 Jobs = 1260 Jobs = 4000 Sabah Medical Centre (SMC) by KPJ GNI = RM 851 mil Distribution of EPPs in Greater KK Private Inv = RM 1.89bil Public Inv = RM 210 mil Jobs = 4000 (1/2) GNI = RM 393 mil Private Inv = RM 200 mil Public Inv = RM 0 mil Sabah International Convention Jobs = 506 Centre (SICC) Gleneagles Medical Centre GNI = RM 235 mil Private Inv = RM 269 mil Public Inv = RM 219 mil Jobs = 1000 GNI = RM 155 mil Private Inv = RM 471mil Public Inv = RM 0mil Jobs = ~1500 KK City Waterfront Ma’ang Hill Resort GNI = RM 105 mil Private Inv = RM 500 mil •GNI = RM 20mil Public Inv = RM 0 mil •Private Inv = RM 100mil Jobs = 3200 •Public Inv = RM 20mil Jobs = 1150 Sembulan River Aeropod By SP Setia Cycle Way & Pedestrian Beautification Central Bus Terminal Walkway (Wawasan) UMS CBD TG. ARU GNI = RM 181 mil GNI = RM 0 mil GNI = RM 0 mil GNI = RM 0 mil Private Inv = 0 Private Inv = RM 1 bil Private Inv = RM 0 Private Inv = 0 Public Inv = RM 24 mil Public Inv = RM 0 mil Public Inv = RM 4mil Public Inv = RM 34 mil Jobs = 4000 Jobs = 3000 Jobs =200 Jobs = ~200 Kokol Hill Expansion of Scuba Diving Integrated Culture & Water Taxi, Sport & Maritime Development Academy Entertainment Area Centre GNI = RM 120mil GNI = RM 30 mil GNI = RM 72 mil GNI = RM 65 mil Private Inv = RM 100 mil Private Inv = RM 9 mil Private Inv = RM200 mil Private Inv = RM 20 mil Public Inv = RM 15 mil Public Inv = N.A Public Inv = RM 100 mil Public Inv = RM 1 mil Jobs = 200 Jobs = 400 Jobs = 100 Jobs = 800 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Extended time in Entertainment Distribution of EPPs in Greater KK Zone (2/2) GNI = 0 Private Inv = 288mil Public Inv = 70.2mil Jobs = 400 GNI = RM 163 mil Private Inv = 0 Bus Terminal Public Inv = 0 (North & South) Jobs = 150 GNI = RM 0 mil Private Inv = RM 0 Enhancement of Cultural Public Inv = 70mil Water Village Jobs = 1420 Healthcare – Full Paying Patient (1,000 beds) GNI = RM 10 mil Private Inv = 0 Public Inv = RM 50 mil GNI = RM 410 mil Jobs = 100 Private Inv = RM 800 mil Public Inv = RM 200 mil Jobs = 5,000 Green City & Landscape Relocation of Wet Market & U Project TanjungDumpil Resort & Gondola at Inobong Redevelop as High End Residence at Putatan Substation, Penampang u Entertainment Center s a p k o k n t v q f j d c m ngPe rdan h Anju r g b a l k i e a f GNI = 0 GNI = RM 30 mil GNI = RM 48mil Private Inv = 0 Private Inv = RM 600 mil Private Inv = RM 203 mil GNI = RM 500 mil Public Inv = RM 144 mil Public Inv = N.A Public Inv = 19.8mil Private Inv = RM 100 mil Jobs = 1500 Jobs = 1000 Jobs =538 Public Inv = RM 30mil Jobs = 700 MEASURES TO DRIVE INVESTMENTS IN SDC • General Incentives: Projects in the key promoted sectors of SDC relating to manufacturing and manufacturing related services fall within the purview of MIDA. (see www.mida.gov.my); • Special Incentives Package and Customised incentives within designated Strategic Development Areas/Clusters are also available to companies undertaking projects in the Sabah Development Corridor (case-by-case basis). Applications should be submitted to SEDIA; • Participation in Entry Point Projects under the Economic Transformation Programme; • Participation in Public-Partnership Programme; • Supporting the creation of Bumiputera Entrepreneurship through TERAJU@SDC; • Supporting Bio-Economy Agenda, with MOSTI and BiotechCorp - Bio-Nexus Status for Biotech-related Industries; • Supporting SMEs and Start-ups through Incubator and Accelerator Programme • National Talent Enhancement Programme with PEMANDU A SUMMARY OF INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN SDC .
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