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Ferrotec’s RM550m Johor Investment: Boosting RM600m in Annual Semiconductor Exports

Credit: Bernama
Credit: Bernama
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High-tech semiconductor project strengthens Malaysia’s manufacturing sector and SME ecosystem.

China-based semiconductor company Ferrotec has completed its RM550 million investment in Pasir Gudang, Johor, with the project expected to generate RM600 million in annual exports.

Strengthening Malaysia’s High-Tech Position

Ferrotec’s investment, made through its subsidiary Ferrotec Power Semiconductor Malaysia Sdn Bhd, is set to reinforce Malaysia’s role as a hub for high-technology component manufacturing. The project marks a significant milestone for Johor’s industrial growth and the nation’s export performance.

Local Jobs and Economic Impact

According to Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz, the facility has already created 396 new job opportunities, benefiting local communities and contributing to Malaysia’s skilled workforce development.

Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz. Credit: Bernama

Boost for Local SMEs

Ferrotec is collaborating with 35 local vendors in its supply chain, helping to strengthen Malaysia’s small and medium enterprise (SME) ecosystem. This collaboration is expected to stimulate further business growth and innovation within the sector.

Government’s Commitment to Transformation

Tengku Zafrul emphasised that the project aligns with the MADANI government’s push for transformative investments that can reshape Malaysia’s economic and technological landscape. He noted that such projects demonstrate Malaysia’s attractiveness to global investors in advanced industries.

Export-Driven Growth

With an annual export target of RM600 million, Ferrotec’s Johor operation is poised to become a key contributor to Malaysia’s trade performance, further enhancing its competitiveness in the global semiconductor supply chain.

Ferrotec’s Johor investment highlights Malaysia’s capacity to attract high-value, export-driven industries while fostering local job creation and SME growth. The project reflects a broader national strategy to position Malaysia as a leading player in global high-tech manufacturing.

Sources: Bernama (2025) , The Sun (2025)

Keywords: Ferrotec Malaysia, Johor Semiconductor Investment, High-Tech Manufacturing, Annual Exports, SME Ecosystem, MADANI Government

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