KULAI: The high-impact Nexus Sedenak project will become a primary growth catalyst for the southern region’s economy as one of the new industrial and logistics hubs under the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ).
Deputy Communications Minister and Kulai Member of Parliament Teo Nie Ching said development in the area should not be limited to data centres but should instead be supported by the flagship Nexus Sedenak programme, which is planned more comprehensively.
“Nexus Sedenak was also mentioned in the 2027 Budget, where it is expected to attract investments of up to RM12 billion and create about 45,000 job opportunities,” she said in a recent exclusive interview with Bernama.
Teo said that the high-impact investments are expected to raise the quality of life and income levels for local residents.
