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CopyrightbyStrandAerospaceMalaysia1
DevelopingAsia’sManufacturingEcoSystem
AerospaceManufacturingAsiaPacificForumSingaporeWednesday,1Nov2017
EPP5ENGINEERING
SERVICESEPP1MRO
EPP7HUB FOR
OEMs
EPP8SME
DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC TRANFORMATION PROGRAMME AEROSPACE BLUEPRINT
ETP and Aerospace Blueprint have the programs and initiatives that will drive the industries development
Aerospace Industry as a key driver for RMK11 objectives:
1. Malaysia’s transformation into a high-income nation2. Re-engineering economic growth for competitiveness3. Harnessing talent4. Environment and Resource Management
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PEMANDU ETP 2020 Target
EPP1 EPP5
Additional Revenue by 2020
RM 17.4 B RM 4.6 B
Additional Jobs by 2020
21,000 11,500
EPP7
RM 19.6 B
3,368
The ETP has targets to be achieved by 2020, while the Aerospace Blueprintprovides a strategic gateway to position Malaysia as the region’s leadingaerospace hub by 2030. The goals were developed to take advantage offavorable global market trends.
Malaysia Initiatives: ETP, Blueprint & RMK 11
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1990 2009 2014 2015 2016 2017
• 1990 -Establishment of Composite Technology Research Malaysia (CTRM)
• 1997 – Malaysia Aerospace Blueprint 1997
• Establishment of Spirit AeroSystems
• Airbus Customers Services Malaysia started operations
• Messier-BuggatiDowty (carbon brake facility in Malaysia)
• Malaysia Aerospace Blueprint 2030
• 11th Malaysia Plan -Aerospace as focus sector
• Rolls Royce UMW Collaboration
• French Aerospace Industry Association (GIFAS) opened a regional office
• Tooling Supply Chain handover project between Airbus and local players.
• Spirit Aerosystemsand CTRM are currently expanding
• Establishment of Honeywell Regional Principal Hub in Kuala Lumpur
• Expansion of Honeywell Aerospace and SR Technics in Malaysia
• Development of UMW High Value Manufacturing Park
Major Milestones in Malaysian Aerospace Industry
• Launch of MAHB KLIA Aeropolis
KLIAAeropolis
Major Milestones in Malaysia Aerospace Manufacturing
AerospaceOEM’sNeeds:IndustryReadyHumanCapital,Research&Technology
Capability,GovernmentSupport,SupplyChain,WorldClassFacilitiesandInfrastructure,RegionalMarketAccess
NationalAerospaceBlueprint2015-2030
EconomicTransformationProgramme(ETP)
HumanCapital
Development
Research&Technology
EngineeringServices
Infrastructure
Investment
BusinessConsultingCentre
IncollaborationwithMARAAerospace&
Technologies
EntryPointProject1&7
EPP7: Making Malaysia the Hub for the OEMs
MALAYSIAECOSYSTEM
UMWECOSYSTEM
UMWLAND
UMWTECHNOLOGY
UMWTRAINING CENTRE
UMWAERO ASSET
+
PARTNERInfrastructure Leasing
Information Technology Services
Equipment Leasing
Human Capital Development
• Ecosystem benefits in lower capex investment by economies of scale and cost-sharing• Alignment of strategy for faster project execution• This adds into the overall competitiveness besides technical capability
ASIAAEROSPACECITY
UMW CORPR&D Platform
Government Liaison
UMW Ecosystem for High Value Manufacturing
IKMAlorSetar
CIVIL
KKTMSriGading
KKTMLenggong
BIOTECHNOLOGY
DIGITALFABRICDESIGN&
PRODUCTION
MULTILEVELHUMANCAPITALDEVELOPMENT
IKMJohorBahruIKMLumutIKMBeseri
IKMKualaLumpur IKMTSYAKKTMBalikPulau
IKMLumutIKMBeseri
IKMJasinIKMTSYA
IKMKuchingIKMKotaKinabalu
IKMBintuluKKTMKemaman
IKMJasinIKMLumutIKMSg.PetaniIKMKualaLumpur
KKTMMasjidTanah
WELDING MECHANICALDRAFTING
AUTOMOTIVE
OIL&GAS AUTOMOTIVE4WD
AUTOMOTIVECOMMERCIAL
ELECTRICAL
ADVANCEDMATERIAL
MANUFACTURING
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MARA (Council of Trust for the People)• Malaysia’s largest human capital provider • Contributes up to 37% of Malaysia’s total technical workforce• Covers educational level from secondary to PhD• Focuses strongly on Technical and Vocational Educational
and Training (TVET)• Provides customised human capital to industry• Graduate employability up to 84%
Source:MARACorporateData2015
21,698
15,877
4,689
27,651
2,512
6,261
17,546
17,296
7,493
6,724
5,961
2,201
2,216
6,835
MARAInstitutions:
TOTALENROLMENT:96,234 GRADUATES: 48,726
MARAInstitutions:
JAPAN MALAYSIA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE• Produces skilled workforce in Manufacturing Engineering (M&E) Technology,
Mechatronics, Electronics and Computer Systems.
GERMAN MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE• Diploma in advanced technology in Industrial Electronics and Production Technology.
UNIVERSTIY OF KUALA LUMPUR• Diploma, degree, masters and PhD in Automotive, Aviation, Marine, Medical, Machine
Building and Metal Fabrication.
MARA COLLEGE• pre-university programmes in medicine, dentistry, engineering, architecture, accountancy
etc. for undergraduate and professional courses.
MARA SKILLS TRAINING COLLEGES (KKTM)• Semi- and high-skilled workforce in M&E, Electronic, Automotive and Bio-medic. MARA-
Japan Industrial Institute (MJII) under KKTM trains students in Electronic Engineeringwith the possibility to pursue a degree in 22 Japanese universities.
MARA POLY-TECH COLLEGE• Diploma in Electrical and Civil Engineering, Multimedia, Social Sciences, Business and
Accounting.
MARA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY• Undergraduates and postgraduates in Engineering, Science, Technology, Management,
Pharmacy, Medical, Business and Accounting.
GIATMARA• Technical and vocational training courses in Manufacturing, Construction, Networking
Technology, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering.
MARATRAININGANDEDUCATIONALINSTITUTIONS
Human Capital Development – Re-engineering The Education Sector
• TrainingFactory– apprenticeshipconceptforhighvaluemanufacturing
• DevelopedwithsupportfromRRforUMW.ConcepttobespunoffwithMARA.
Human Capital Development – UMW Aerospace
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INDUSTRIAL
INDUSTRIAL
INDUSTRIAL
FUTUREDEVELOPMENT
COMMERCIAL
INNOVATIONPARK
UMWCLUSTER
VISITORCENTRE
AEROSPACE
UMW Serendah High Value Manufacturing Park
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UMW Aerospace main factory, pre production, main office and ancillaries building inUMW High Value Manufacturing Park
CURRENT FLOOR AREA:
270, 000 ft2
Actualsite Actualsite
Factory construction was completed in Dec 2016. First Article Inspection (FAI) completed first week of October 2017
UMW Serendah High Value Manufacturing Park