Subang Jaya - Industrial

Industrial

Subang Jaya is well-known as a light industry hub in the Klang Valley. The industrial areas in Subang Jaya are in USJ 1 through to USJ 8 and USJ 19, i.e. Ultramine and Sungai Penaga Industrial Park, Subang Industrial Park and Sime UEP Industrial Park near USJ 3, involving in light and heavy industry. The Malaysia headquarters of PROTON (Centre of Excellence), Lotus Cars, Faber-Castell and many other major international companies are located in Sime UEP Industrial Park.

  • Subang Jaya Industrial Estate (SS13)
  • Sime UEP Industrial Park
  • Subang Industrial Park
  • USJ 1 Industrial Park
  • USJ 7
  • Ultramine Industrial Park
  • Sungai Penaga Industrial Park
  • Twin Park@USJ 19
  • Subang Hi-Tech Industrial Park

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