ETA Group Wins RM13 Million Rawang Industrial Construction Projects
ETA Group Bhd’s subsidiary has signed two agreements to build industrial factory and warehouse facilities in Selangor.
ETA Group Bhd has officially secured two construction contracts with a combined value of RM13.17 million. The projects involve the design and construction of industrial factory and warehouse buildings located in Mukim Rawang, within the Gombak district of Selangor.
According to the original publisher, the agreements were executed on August 13, 2026. The works are being undertaken by the group’s wholly owned subsidiary, ETA Design & Build Sdn Bhd (ETA D&B).
The scope of the contract encompasses the comprehensive design and physical construction of the specified industrial facilities. By securing these contracts, ETA D&B continues its involvement in the development of industrial infrastructure in the Rawang area.
This development reflects ongoing activity in the Selangor industrial property sector. For stakeholders and industry observers, these contracts highlight the continued demand for purpose-built warehousing and factory spaces in strategic locations across the Klang Valley.
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