Food and beverage operator Oriental Kopi Holdings Bhd has completed the purchase of the premises it currently occupies as its headquarters and warehousing facility in Puchong, strengthening its long-term operational base in one of Selangor’s established industrial corridors.
The acquisition, valued at RM23 million, was formalised through its subsidiary Oriental Coffee International Sdn Bhd, which signed a sale and purchase agreement with Icon Facade Sdn Bhd.
The property consists of a leasehold industrial parcel measuring about 5,260.8 square metres, complete with a factory building used for warehousing and administrative functions. The purchase price was determined based on prevailing market values of comparable factory and industrial properties in the surrounding area.
Funding for the transaction will come from a mix of internally generated funds and bank financing. By acquiring the premises, the company expects to reduce recurring rental costs, streamline logistics planning and eliminate the long-term risk of relocation.
The decision reflects a broader trend among operating companies in Klang Valley to secure their own facilities rather than rely solely on leased premises. Ownership of a factory in Puchong or similar industrial hubs provides:
Greater cost certainty over the long term
Operational stability for logistics and storage
Potential capital appreciation of industrial land in Selangor
Improved control over facility upgrades and expansion
As land supply becomes more limited in mature industrial zones, many businesses are choosing to purchase rather than rent, particularly in strategic locations with established infrastructure.
Industrial demand across Selangor remains supported by growth in logistics, food processing, e-commerce and light manufacturing. Areas such as Puchong and the Subang area continue to attract businesses seeking well-connected industrial property close to major highways, ports and urban centres.
At the same time, expansion in industrial activity often drives spillover demand for commercial property in KL, including corporate offices and supporting business services. Emerging office clusters, including office space in Bukit Jalil, are also benefiting from companies decentralising operations while maintaining proximity to Kuala Lumpur’s core market.
Overall, transactions like this underline the enduring appeal of industrial assets in Selangor, where strategic locations, infrastructure connectivity and strong occupier demand continue to support long-term value for both investors and owner-occupiers.
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