What is the total cost and timeline for Phase 1 of the inland port development?

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Phase 1 of the Melaka Inland Port project has a RM230.8 million cost, with planning starting in November 2024 and approvals and related road works progressing through 2025.
The Melaka Inland Port development in Taboh Naning, Alor Gajah, has a Phase 1 gross development cost of RM230.8 million. Project planning began in November 2024, and MCORP later signed the development agreement with DS Rail Mobility Sdn Bhd on June 13, 2025. For the wider preparation work, the company is preparing documents for approvals, including planning permission and impact assessment studies, while related road upgrade land acquisition submissions are expected in early August 2025 and contractor appointment is anticipated by December 2025.
Phase 1 gross development cost is RM230.8 million
Phase 1 of the Melaka Inland Port project carries a gross development cost of RM230.8 million. The inland port is described as a 52.89-hectare logistics-focused development intended to support investors in Melaka and neighbouring states including Johor and Negeri Sembilan.
Planning began in November 2024 and an agreement was signed on June 13, 2025
Project planning started in November 2024. MCORP signed the development agreement with DS Rail Mobility Sdn Bhd on June 13, 2025, to develop the inland port project.
Approval documents are being prepared, including planning permission and impact assessment studies
The company is preparing the necessary documents for approvals. This includes planning permission from local authorities and impact assessment studies.
Related road upgrade milestones run from early August 2025 to December 2025
A RM30 million road upgrade from the Simpang Ampat toll roundabout to the Alor Gajah-Melaka Tengah-Jasin (AMJ) highway has been approved to support the inland port development. Detailed design is in its final stages, with land acquisition submissions under Sections 4 and 8 expected in early August 2025, tender advertisement expected in mid-August 2025, and contractor appointment anticipated by December 2025.

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