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Greater KL gets new industrial gas plant as China’s Yingde Gases expands in Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 13 — China-based industrial gas producer Yingde Gases Group Co Ltd’s unit NovaAir Industrial Gases Sdn Bhd aims to raise the Kuala Lumpur plant’s capacity...

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随着中国英德气体在马来西亚扩张,大吉隆坡地区将迎来一座新的工业气体工厂。

NovaAir Industrial Gases Sdn Bhd, a unit of China-based Yingde Gases Group, is set to enhance the capacity utilization of its Kuala Lumpur plant to over 90% within two years, aiming to become one of Malaysia's top three industrial gas suppliers.

The company plans further expansion across Southeast Asia, focusing on operational efficiency, sustainability, and local talent development.

It inaugurated a 300-tonne-per-day liquid air separation unit (ASU) to support Malaysia's high-value manufacturing, aligning with NIMP 2030 and the Chemical Industry Roadmap 2030.

The facility utilizes advanced in-house air separation technology and AI-driven control systems to boost energy efficiency.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 13 — China-based industrial gas producer Yingde Gases Group Co Ltd’s unit NovaAir Industrial Gases Sdn Bhd aims to raise the Kuala Lumpur plant’s capacity utilisation to above 90 per cent within two years.

NovaAir said in a joint statement that Yingde Gases plans to expand its investment in Malaysia over the next three to five years, with the ambition of positioning NovaAir among the country’s top three industrial gas suppliers.

“From its Malaysian regional headquarters, NovaAir also plans to pursue opportunities in Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia, while continuing to focus on operational efficiency, sustainability and local talent development,” it said.

NovaAir said today it had inaugurated its 300-tonne-per-day liquid air separation unit (ASU) at UMW High-Value Manufacturing Park in Greater Kuala Lumpur, strengthening Malaysia’s domestic supply of essential industrial gases for high-value manufacturing and reinforcing the group’s long-term investment commitment to Malaysia.

Commissioned in August 2026, the facility supports growing demand for industrial gases across Malaysia’s manufacturing ecosystem and strengthens Yingde Gases’ presence in Southeast Asia.

Commenting on the launch, Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) chief executive officer Datuk Sikh Shamsul Ibrahim Sikh Abdul Majid said industrial gases may be unseen, but they are essential to the industries powering Malaysia’s next phase of growth.

“NovaAir’s investment strengthens this critical foundation, advancing the ambitions of NIMP 2030 and the Chemical Industry Roadmap 2030, while enabling stronger domestic supply chains, higher-value industrial activities and skilled employment opportunities for Malaysians,” he said.

Meanwhile, NovaAir general manager Charlene Quek said the company aims to forge deep, long-term partnerships with Malaysian businesses and contribute to Malaysia’s national industrial ambition.

“The Kuala Lumpur liquid ASU and Alliance Steel project together demonstrate our confidence and sustained investment in this market,” she said.

The Kuala Lumpur liquid ASU produces oxygen, nitrogen, argon and high-purity oxygen for downstream industries, including chemicals, electrical and electronics, oil and gas, food processing, steelmaking and new-energy lithium battery production.

Its proprietary air separation technology was developed and manufactured in-house by Yingde Engineering, the group’s engineering subsidiary, while artificial intelligence-driven control systems help improve energy efficiency and reduce the plant’s carbon footprint. — Bernama

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