Banting

Phase 1 of IOI Industrial Park @ Banting comprises 81 units in total, including 7 Detached units, 30 Semi-Detached units and 44 Cluster units.

IOI Industrial Park @ Banting includes Detached Factory (IS3), Semi-Detached Factory (IB1, IB2 , IB3) and Cluster Factory (IK1, IK2, IK3) units.

IS3, IB1, IB2, IB3 and IK3 units feature 2.5-storey layouts. IK1 and IK2 units feature 2-storey layouts.

IOI Industrial Park @ Banting features North, South, South-West, North-East orientations for buildings.

Yes. The roof structure is designed to cater for solar panel installation.

The targeted CCC date of Phase 1 of IOI Industrial Park @ Banting is Q4 2027.

The defect liability period is 12 months.

Building setback requirements are 40' to the front and 25' to the side and rear.

Main access width is 6.4m for B3, IK1, IK2, IK3, PB, PB2 units and 8.5m for IS3, IB1 and IB2 units.

The main gate is made of mild steel. It is foldable, with manual operation. A power point will be provided.

Lot boundary fencing comprises 1.8m-high masonry walls to the front and 1.8m galvanised welded fencing to the side and rear.

The driveway is composed of premix aggregate.

The electricity substation (PE) for Detached Factory lots measures 16.8m (L) x 14.85m (W).

Production areas comprise reinforced concrete (RC) up to 3m height, with structural sheets for the remainder.

Production areas comprise brickwall up to 3m height.

Production areas include metal decking with 0.47mm total coat thickness.

Tinted windows are provided.

A one-day reservoir is provided for all units, with an additional one (1) day buffer for IB2B, IB3, IK1, IK2, PB1 & PB2 units, and an additional two (2) day buffer for IS3, IB1, IB2A & IK3 units.

Structural provisions are provided for owners wishing to replace mild steel railing with plastered brickwall, subject to authority approval.

The passenger lift can accommodate up to 17 pax.

Factory units must be purchased with accompanying passenger lift, if provided.

Owners must apply for power supply upgrade / downgrade before paying the Consumer Connection Charge (CSP).

Factory units are built up to the maximum allowable building setback. Owners must submit their own proposed renovation plans, which are subject to authority approval.

The completion period for the land is 24 months from the SPA date.

Clients can mobilise contractors by Q3 2026.

No construction services are offered.

The industrial park will be able to reduce its yearly electrical operational carbon footprint by 586.77 tons of CO2, a 59.22% reduction from baseline.

The industrial park uses water-efficient fittings to reduce water consumption, resulting in lower utility bills for building owners and occupants. This can also reduce yearly operational carbon emissions by 5.41 tons of CO2, a 47.04% reduction in yearly carbon emissions. 

The detention pond located next to the sewage treatment plant will be utilised as a source of water for irrigation for all the plants within the industrial park.

The industrial park is outfitted with materials (paints, tiles, adhesives, metal roofing, waterproofing, ceiling board) with green label certificates. 

A dedicated recycling drop off point will be set up in the industrial park to cater for recycling.

The industrial park has gone through the proper local authority channels to get approval for the provision of Electricity, Water, Telecommunications, Road & Drainage infrastructure for the development.

The industrial park will have green urban design guidelines to ensure that key green features at the township level are carried through to development.

Community involvement - Public consultation with stakeholders and local government agencies was conducted to ensure that the industrial park does not negatively impact the community. Public spaces are also designed in a way that are safe for all users of the industrial park with security features. 

All of the outdoor lighting for the industrial park will comply to the dark sky requirement. Shaded lamps are selected to prevent light trespass to the surrounding environment. This also prevents glare for pedestrians or drivers during the night.

A bioswale will be constructed in the industrial park to reduce the amount of stormwater runoff by allowing water to infiltrate into the soil rather than flowing into storm drains or waterways.