Sydney Cake House opens RM100 million smart manufacturing campus in Selangor
Sydney Cake House Bhd opened a RM100 million smart manufacturing campus in Pulau Indah, Selangor, after a four-decade expansion from a single neighbourhood bakery.
Source: Malaysian Investment Development Authority · July 25, 2026 at 11:33 PM · AI-assisted report
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KUALA LUMPUR, 26 JULY 2026 —
Sydney Cake House Opens RM100 Million Smart Manufacturing Campus in Selangor
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KUALA LUMPUR — Sydney Cake House Bhd has inaugurated a RM100 million smart manufacturing campus in Pulau Indah, Selangor, marking a four-decade expansion from a single neighbourhood bakery into one of Malaysia’s leading frozen Halal bakery manufacturers.
The new 350,000-square-foot facility at the Selangor Halal Hub will serve as the company’s manufacturing and research hub, featuring an R&D Innovation Centre and advanced cold-chain logistics infrastructure. The campus employs over 300 staff and supports the company’s “mak’cik family culture,” emphasizing inclusivity and female leadership.
Malaysia Market Impact The investment strengthens Malaysia’s position in the global Halal food supply chain, with Sydney Cake House exporting to more than 20 countries, including the UK, France, China, Japan, and the UAE. The company’s strategic location near Wesports enhances international shipping capabilities, while its “thaw-and-serve” frozen technology extends product shelf life without compromising quality.
Sydney Cake House holds multiple global certifications, including HALAL, HACCP, ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, and AVA accreditation, alongside a Grade A occupational safety rating from DOSH. The company has also been recognized with the Malaysia Smart Manufacturing Award (MSMA) Gold and AmBank BizRACE Season 4 Champion.
Details regarding the official opening date, government officials present, or specific production capacity figures were not disclosed in the announcement.
Outlook The company’s transformation into a “Digital Green Factory” aligns with Industry 4.0 and ESG practices, incorporating IoT-enabled smart cookers, AI-powered quality control, and a 446.6 kWp solar photovoltaic system to reduce waste and energy costs. Support from MIDA’s Smart Automation Grant and Domestic Investment Accelerator Fund (DIAF) has facilitated these advancements.
Sydney Cake House founder Madam Jenny Chuang emphasized the importance of sustainability and digitalization as core business strategies, rather than mere compliance requirements.