Gamuda leads the way with Industrialised Building System


Consumers benefit from high quality finishing and a shorter wait for their homes with the use of IBS. Photos: The Star/Meng Yew Choong

After years of official encouragement, Gamuda Bhd is demonstrating to the construction industry that the Industrialised Building System (IBS) holds immense promise by investing in not one, but two purpose-built IBS plants.

In early 2015, Gamuda invested more than RM100mil – excluding land cost – in constructing Malaysia’s first robotic IBS factory at a 7ha plot in Sepang’s Tanjung Industrial Park.

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