US-Based Intuitive To Establish Large-Scale Surgical Robotics Hub In Penang
The robotic-assisted surgery pioneer has secured a 316,000-square-foot site in Bandar Cassia Technology Park for its new manufacturing operations.

Intuitive, a US-listed company specializing in minimally invasive care and robotic-assisted surgery (RAS), has officially announced plans to establish a significant manufacturing presence in Malaysia. The company has entered into a lease agreement with the Penang Development Corporation (PDC) to develop a new facility located in the Bandar Cassia Technology Park, Penang.
According to the original publisher, the upcoming manufacturing plant will span a total area of 316,000 square feet. This expansion marks a strategic move for the corporation as it seeks to scale its production capabilities for its advanced surgical systems. Construction and infrastructure preparations are currently underway to support the facility's complex operational requirements.
The project is currently slated to commence operations by 2028. While the initial announcement highlights the physical scope of the site, further details regarding the full scale of the workforce and technological capacity are expected to be unveiled as the project progresses toward its launch date.
The decision to anchor this facility in Penang underscores the region's growing status as a preferred destination for high-tech medical device manufacturing. For Malaysia, the entry of a global leader in robotic-assisted surgery represents a significant addition to its industrial ecosystem, potentially positioning the nation as a key node in the supply chain for next-generation medical technology and precision surgical robotics.
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