Celestica Announces Major Expansion With 2,100 New Jobs In Malaysia
The data centre solutions provider is scaling its operations across Kedah, Penang, and Johor to support advanced technology manufacturing.

Celestica, a provider of data centre infrastructure and advanced technology solutions, has announced plans to recruit more than 2,100 new employees in Malaysia. The expansion includes the hiring of staff for specialized, high-value roles, specifically focusing on production and design engineering positions.
The company has maintained a presence in the country since 1985. According to the original publisher, the group has successfully scaled its local footprint to encompass nine separate facilities. These operational sites are currently distributed across Kedah, Penang, and Johor, forming the backbone of the company’s regional presence.
Today, the firm’s total operations in the country span more than two million square feet of space. This long-term commitment to the Malaysian market has evolved alongside the rising global demand for data centre infrastructure and sophisticated hardware manufacturing.
By increasing its headcount to support these facilities, Celestica aims to strengthen its capacity to deliver advanced technology solutions. The move represents a significant investment in local technical talent, particularly for those with engineering expertise in production and design disciplines.
For Malaysia, this expansion reinforces the country’s role as a critical hub in the global technology supply chain. As data centre demand continues to rise, the growth of established firms like Celestica highlights Malaysia's ongoing importance in hosting large-scale infrastructure and high-value technology operations.
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