HALAL PARKS
Malaysia’s strategic geographical location positions the country as a gateway to emerging Asia’s halal markets. With 14 Halal Malaysia (HALMAS) Halal Parks spanning over 14,000 acres, Malaysia provides a structured platform to anchor investments and facilitate industry clustering within a coordinated halal ecosystem.
Malaysia’s value proposition lies in its end-to-end halal ecosystem underpinned by established standards, regulatory clarity, certification infrastructure, talent and integrated industry support. This enables investors to operationalise halal-compliant value chains efficiently, while leveraging Malaysia as a base for regional expansion

HALMAS serves as a strategic designation to ensure halal park operators meet defined development and ecosystem requirements, reinforcing consistency and credibility across Malaysia’s halal industrial landscape. Through HALMAS, investors gain access to a coordinated facilitation framework by HDC, supporting investment entry, operationalisation, and ecosystem integration within halal parks.
In response to sustained global demand for halal products, Malaysia is prioritising investments in high-growth, high-value sectors within the halal economy. This includes expanding opportunities across key segments such as halal pharmaceuticals, halal ingredients, halal cosmetics, halal logistics services, and halal medical devices—strengthening Malaysia’s position as a comprehensive and future-ready halal ecosystem.
The HALMAS Halal Park host a diverse base of over 50 multinational corporations and 300 small and medium enterprises, reflecting strong investor confidence and active industry participation within Malaysia’s halal ecosystem. Key industry players:-

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HALMAS Team
Zalina Idris
Manager, HALMAS Halal Park
Liza Sudarto
Assistant Manager, HALMAS Halal Park
Wan Nur Atiqah Norizan
Senior Executive, HALMAS Halal Park
Siti Nur Syamilah Mansur
Executive, HALMAS Halal Park
Hassan Albana Mohd Shaaroni
Executive, HALMAS Halal Park


