By Chan Wei Chao (REN 39846), Team Leader, Bricksmen Team · IQI Realty Sdn. Bhd. · Updated 12 November 2026
Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd is building MVV City, a 2,382-acre township in Negeri Sembilan that puts industrial, commercial and residential development in one place. Chris Choy Ying Loong, Matrix’s general manager of group sales and marketing, outlined the plan at the Malaysia Industrial Forum 2026 in Petaling Jaya on 11 November.
MVV 2.0 and MVV City at a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Malaysia Vision Valley 2.0 (MVV 2.0) | A state-led, private sector-driven corridor of about 379,087 acres across Seremban and Port Dickson |
| MVV City Phase 1 | 2,382 acres within MVV 2.0 |
| Industrial | Factory and manufacturing land within the township |
| Commercial | MVV Exchange |
| Residential | MVV Gardens |
| Recent land deals | A Korean company (details not disclosed) and a local metals and aluminium company that bought 50 acres to expand manufacturing |
| Nearby infrastructure | Midport, a planned container port in Port Dickson, broke ground in July 2026. It is planned for up to eight million TEUs at full completion, targeted for 2030 |
Built on the Sendayan model
Matrix’s earlier township, Bandar Sri Sendayan, covers more than 6,800 acres with schools, recreational facilities, places of worship and commercial areas. Its Sendayan TechValley industrial park has drawn manufacturers from China, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Germany, France and the United States, from about 15 years of industrial development. Matrix is now seeking more investors and developers to take part in MVV 2.0.
How it compares with Penang’s Batu Kawan
Penang’s closest equivalent is Batu Kawan on the mainland, where Batu Kawan Industrial Park sits alongside residential townships such as Aspen Vision City and Bandar Cassia. Factory jobs nearby support demand for homes in the same area, the idea behind putting work and housing together. At the same forum, a speaker named Batu Kawan as an example of an industrial area that attracted large manufacturers.
Batu Kawan projects on this site:
| Project | Location | Indicative price | Completion |
|---|---|---|---|
| VERSA | Aspen Vision City | From RM453,000 | 2027 |
| Mezon | Aspen Vision City | RM595,000–RM856,000 | 2030 |
| SEIRAS | Batu Kawan | RM609,000–RM666,000 | 2028 |
| Vi Residence | Savantia Valley | RM480,000–RM580,000 | 2030 |
| Eco Sun Everine | Bandar Cassia | From RM740,800 | Q4 2028 |
Frequently asked questions
What is MVV 2.0?
Malaysia Vision Valley 2.0, a corridor of about 379,087 acres across Seremban and Port Dickson in Negeri Sembilan.
What is MVV City?
Matrix Concepts’ 2,382-acre township in MVV 2.0, combining industrial land, the MVV Exchange commercial hub and MVV Gardens homes.
Is there a similar township in Penang?
Batu Kawan is the closest comparison, with an industrial park next to residential townships such as Aspen Vision City and Bandar Cassia.
Looking at Batu Kawan?
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Sources
- EdgeProp: Matrix outlines integrated township strategy for MVV 2.0
- EdgeProp: Industrial Forum 2026: Malaysia must capture more value from data centre, chip investments
This article is general information based on published reports as of 12 November 2026. Project prices are indicative and depend on availability.