Ally Logistic Property (ALP), a Taiwan-based logistics and property developer, has launched its first purpose-built smart cold chain facility in Malaysia and its second OMEGA project in the Klang Valley, with an investment of about RM500 million.
The facility, known as OMEGA 2 Shah Alam, is located on a 3.64-hectare site in Selangor and is expected to be completed by the second quarter of 2028.
ALP said the project will be Malaysia’s first developer-built multi-storey automated storage and retrieval system (AS/RS) cold chain facility, offering about 5.36 hectares of built-up space and more than 30,000 pallet positions.
The development will operate on a multi-tenant model, allowing multiple supply chains to share infrastructure, reduce duplication of logistics assets, and lower overall energy consumption.
It will also function as a multi-temperature logistics hub, integrating ambient, chilled, and frozen storage zones to serve industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, retail, and e-commerce.
ALP said the project comes amid rising demand for modern cold chain infrastructure in Malaysia, where automated and purpose-built facilities remain limited despite rapid industry growth.
The company added that the facility is expected to improve energy efficiency, resource use, and operational performance, aligning with Malaysia’s National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR) and the New Industrial Master Plan (NIMP) 2030.
Bryan Yeo, managing director of Ally Logistic Property Malaysia, said cold chain logistics is becoming increasingly important across sectors such as food distribution, pharmaceuticals, retail, and e-commerce.
He added that Malaysia’s cold chain infrastructure market is still underdeveloped in terms of automation, scalability, and energy efficiency.
He said OMEGA 2 Shah Alam is designed to address these gaps by offering a smarter and more sustainable logistics solution, while also supporting Malaysia’s broader goal of becoming a high-income, technology-driven economy.
