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Ray Tech (M) Sdn Bhd factory in SILC Industrial Park, Gelang Patah. | MDJ Nurina Aisyah’s photo A subsidiary of the Chinese technology giant Unicomp Technology China, Ray Tech (M) Sdn Bhd chose Johor as their new investment destination when they opened a factory related to X-Ray technology equipment in Taman Perindustrian SILC, Gelang Patah. More encouragingly, it is the first destination of the technology company’s manufacturing operations outside of mainland China.Dr. Liu Jun, President of Unicomp Technology Pte. Ltd, said that the decision to choose Johor as the company’s latest operating destination was based on careful planning and is confident that the state is the perfect location to further develop existing business potential.He said, Johor was chosen because it has a complete eco-system such as a sufficient supply chain where the company’s support suppliers are also located in the vicinity of Johor. In addition, its strategic position which is next to Singapore makes it easy for the company to export goods abroad and it is easy to get a skilled workforce in the field of mechanical, electrical and management through collaboration with local universities as one of the main factors that encourage the company, especially Ray Tech, to operate in the state this. Earlier, YAB Dato’ Onn Hafiz Ghazi, the Chief Minister of Johor was present to inaugurate the Official Opening Ceremony of Ray Tech (M) Sdn. Bhd., today. Also present were YB Lee Ting Han, Chairman of the Johor State Investment, Trade, Consumer Affairs and Human Resources Committee and YBhg. Siva Suriya Moorthy, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA). For the record, until March 31, the Johor State Government has approved as many as 250 projects involving various sectors that are believed to be able to provide various returns in the form of economy such as job opportunities for the Johor people in particular. It thus shows the State Government’s commitment and seriousness in developing the Johor economy, thus realizing the goal of making Johor ‘The Next Shenzhen’.

In a historic moment for the high-tech industry, Ray Tech (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd celebrated the grand opening of its X-ray Assembling operations in Johor. The event, attended by esteemed members of the media, marked a significant milestone in the industrial landscape of Johor. With an initial investment of RM50 million, set to increase to RM150 million, Ray Tech’s foray into Johor signifies a strategic move towards establishing the state as a hub for high-tech industries. The company, a subsidiary of Unicomp Technology China, brings a legacy of innovation and expertise in X-ray technology to the region. Ray Tech’s state-of-the-art facility is poised to drive transformative changes in the industrial landscape, with a focus on sectors such as healthcare, electronics, semiconductors, and security. The company’s extensive range of high-end X-ray detection instruments caters to industries including Automotive, Lithium Battery, and Non-Destructive Testing. Moreover, Ray Tech’s collaboration with local educational institutions such as UTM, Southampton University, and Talent Corp underscores its commitment to nurturing local talent and fostering technological innovation. As Johor embarks on a new era of industrial growth and innovation, Ray Tech’s presence promises job creation, skills development, and economic advancements for the region. The company’s dedication to environmental stewardship sets a commendable example for sustainable industrial practices.

ISKANDAR PUTERI: Johor’s desire to become a high-tech industry hub in Southeast Asia will become a reality with the entry of high-impact companies in the state. Menteri Besar, Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi said, the operation of the X-ray machine manufacturing and installation company, Ray Tech (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd with an investment value of RM50 million opens a step for Johor in that direction. He said, the increase in investment which is expected to increase up to RM150 million for the next phase in the coming year will provide added value and economic spillover to the state government. “The operation of this company which is almost 100 percent local workforce will open up more job opportunities up to 300 positions once it expands operations. Ray Tech has collaborated with local educational institutions such as Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Universiti Southampton and Talent Corp to recruit local talent,” he said speaking at the inauguration of the X-ray machine manufacturing and installation company, Ray Tech (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd at SILC Gelang Patah Industrial Area , here, today. Ray Tech, a subsidiary of Unicomp Technology China, has been operating at SILC Gelang Patah since September last year, with high innovation and expertise in the field of X-ray technology. Ray Tech offers a variety of high-tech X-ray detection instruments and equipment suitable for industries such as healthcare, electronics, semiconductors, food, electric vehicles, solar energy, lithium batteries, and security. The company also produced 500 patents and currently exports to more than 70 countries around the world. In other developments, the Chairman of the State Investment, Trade and Consumer Affairs Committee, Lee Ting Han informed that Johor approved about 250 investment projects involving various sectors in the first quarter of this year. Of that amount, he said, most of the investment projects that were brought in were from China. “China is indeed the main source of investment for Johor and Malaysia as a whole, we hope that this good relationship will continue to benefit Johor. “Among the main sectors and industries targeted are the chemical, petrochemical, aerospace, digital economy, electronics, pharmaceutical and medical industries,” he said.

KUALA LUMPUR, April 25 (Bernama) – Ray Tech (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Unicomp Technology China, has opened its first smart industrial X-ray inspection specialist plant in Gelang Patah, Johor. The X-ray technology company said the cutting-edge facility would revolutionise the production and distribution of X-ray equipment, catering to the growing demand for advanced X-ray imaging in various sectors and regions around the world. Ray Tech general manager Matthew Loh said the facility would not only bolster the company’s production capabilities but also strengthen its presence in the regional and overseas markets, enabling the company to better serve its customers. “We are excited to inaugurate our X-ray assembling plant in Malaysia, a testament to our continued investment in innovation and commitment to advancing the use of smart industrial X- ray in various sectors,” he said in a joint statement with the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) today. The company said Malaysia’s allure in attracting high-technology industries bodes well for the country as it brings along new technology and job opportunities. It noted that the launch of this plant underscores investors’ confidence in Malaysia’s business- friendly environment and affirms the country’s status as a preferred investment destination forhigh-value manufacturing and innovation-driven investments.“This 80 per cent export-oriented project will be supported by the Malaysian technical workforce with more than 95 per cent of the total manpower ranging from managerial, technical, and supervisory categories. “The advent and portrayal of X-ray go further than the medical sector and is now extended to the automotive, electronics semiconductor, lithium battery, public security, foreign object detection and non-destructive tests,” it said. Meanwhile, MIDA deputy chief executive officer of investment promotion and facilitation Sivasuriyamoorthy Sundara Raja said the new facility signified a significant step forward for our industry and promised numerous job opportunities for the local community.“We eagerly anticipate the growth and prosperity this investment will bring,” he said. This achievement showcases the trust of companies in the country’s long-term investment propositions and the confidence of local and global investors in Malaysia as a preferred sustainable investment destination, he added.

JOHOR, April 25 (Bernama) — Ray Tech (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd., a subsidiary company under the parent company Unicomp Technology China, announced the grand opening of its state-of-the-art Smart Industrial X-Ray Inspection Specialist Plant in Johor, their first entity in Malaysia. This cutting-edge facility will revolutionise the production and distribution of X-ray equipment, catering to the growing demand for advanced X Ray imaging in the various sectors and in the regions around the world. The opening ceremony was graced by esteemed guests comprising of the guest of honour, YAB Menteri Besar Dato’ Onn Hafiz Ghazi; The Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Investment Promotion and Facilitation of the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA), Mr. Sivasuriyamoorthy Sundara Raja; President of Unicomp Technology, Mr Liu Jun; General Manager of Ray Tech Malaysia, Mr. Matthew Loh; government officials and dignitaries as well as the members of the media. The event commenced with a ribbon-cutting ceremony followed by the guided tour of the plant, showcasing its advanced innovative assembly processes.

Sivasuriyamoorthy Sundara Raja, the deputy CEO of investment promotion and facilitation at the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida), echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the significant role of such investments in fostering economic growth and creating job opportunities. Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi, the Menteri Besar of Johor, expressed his delight at Ray Tech’s decision to establish its presence in the state, emphasizing the significant opportunities it brings for job creation and economic growth. He noted, “Companies like Ray Tech (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd not only bring substantial investment value but also high-quality job opportunities, which align with the state government’s vision for the proposed Special Economic Zones.” Meanwhile, the opening of Ray Tech’s facility coincides with Johor’s aspirations for economic development, with Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi drawing inspiration from the success of Shenzhen, China. Highlighting Johor’s strategic location and plans for economic growth, Datuk Onn Hafiz outlined initiatives such as the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) and the Special Financial Zone (SFZ), aimed at leveraging the state’s proximity to neighboring Singapore. Lee Ting Han, the Johor Investment, Trade, and Consumer Affairs Committee chairman, emphasized the state government’s commitment to fostering investment growth, with a focus on sectors that drive sustainable development. The launch of Ray Tech’s facility not only signifies a leap forward in technological innovation but also heralds a new era of economic prosperity for Johor, positioning the state as a hub for high-tech industries and innovation-driven investments.

KUALA LUMPUR: Ray Tech (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Unicomp Technology China, has opened its first smart industrial X-ray inspection specialist plant in Gelang Patah, Johor. The X-ray technology company said the cutting-edge facility would revolutionise the production and distribution of X-ray equipment, catering to the growing demand for advanced X-ray imaging in various sectors and regions around the world.Ray Tech general manager Matthew Loh said the facility would not only bolster the company’s production capabilities but also strengthen its presence in the regional and overseas markets, enabling the company to better serve its customers. “We are excited to inaugurate our X-ray assembling plant in Malaysia, a testament to our continued investment in innovation and commitment to advancing the use of smart industrial X-ray in various sectors,” he said in a joint statement with the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida) today. The company said Malaysia’s allure in attracting high-technology industries bodes well for the country as it brings along new technology and job opportunities. It noted that the launch of this plant underscores investors’ confidence in Malaysia’s business- friendly environment and affirms the country’s status as a preferred investment destination for high-value manufacturing and innovation-driven investments. “This 80% export-oriented project will be supported by the Malaysian technical workforce with more than 95% of the total manpower ranging from managerial, technical, and supervisory categories. “The advent and portrayal of X-ray go further than the medical sector and is now extended to the automotive, electronics semiconductor, lithium battery, public security, foreign object detection and non-destructive tests,” it said. The company said that among its noted clientele are Xiaomi, Tesla, BYD, Mercedes, BMW and Honda Meanwhile, Mida deputy CEO of investment promotion and facilitation Sivasuriyamoorthy Sundara Raja said the new facility signified a significant step forward for Malaysia’s industry and promised numerous job opportunities for the local community. “We eagerly anticipate the growth and prosperity this investment will bring,” he said. This achievement showcases the trust of companies in the country’s long-term investment propositions and the confidence of local and global investors in Malaysia as a preferred sustainable investment destination, he added. – Bernama