Sendayan TechValley brings together several different manufacturing activities within Bandar Sri Sendayan. The developer's overview describes a technology park serving manufacturing and knowledge-based businesses. Its strongest identifiable specialisations include automotive production, aerospace components and industrial equipment.
Looking at the actual work undertaken by individual operators gives a clearer picture than a list of company logos. Four businesses illustrate the park's manufacturing mix, with primary-source evidence connecting their activities to Sendayan.
DPEM: automotive engines
Daihatsu Perodua Engine Manufacturing, usually shortened to DPEM, lists its address as PT 11690, Jalan Techvalley 3/1, Sendayan Techvalley. Its company history records the start of mass production in May 2016 and a one-million-engine milestone in January 2023.
Daihatsu's 2025 corporate databook also identifies the Sendayan company among its overseas joint ventures. DPEM is therefore an established engine-production example, rather than simply a proposed automotive investment. Its presence supports a component-manufacturing interpretation of Sendayan's automotive cluster.
References: company history2025 corporate databook
Hino: trucks and buses
Hino Motors Manufacturing (Malaysia) produces commercial vehicles. The company's plant-opening announcement identifies Sendayan TechValley as the factory location and records production starting in March 2014. Hino's current group network continues to identify the Malaysian manufacturing business as producing trucks and buses.
Hino also established a customer-support and driver-training centre on the manufacturing premises. Its official facility description explains the relationship between production, factory visits and practical customer training. The training centre is a supporting activity, distinct from vehicle manufacturing itself.
References: plant-opening announcementcurrent group networkofficial facility description
Safran: aircraft brakes
Safran Landing Systems' Sendayan location page identifies carbon-disc production and brake refurbishment at Jalan Techvalley 7/2. A July 2025 company announcement also lists Sendayan among its existing carbon-brake production plants.
This is a specific aerospace-component activity. Describing the facility simply as an “aircraft factory” would obscure what happens there: the manufacture and refurbishment of aircraft braking components. The reviewed company pages differ on the site's opening year, so no single opening date is asserted here.
References: Sendayan location pageJuly 2025 company announcement
Sandvik: underground mining equipment
Sandvik provides a more recent operating example. Its 9 April 2026 production update describes an operational Sendayan facility that was inaugurated in May 2024 and had subsequently increased production.
The article identifies underground loaders and haul trucks, including Toro LH517i and LH410 loaders and TH545i and TH330 trucks. It separately describes TH663i production as scheduled for 2026. That planned model should not be presented as an established production line without a later confirming source.
References: 9 April 2026 production update
What the company mix tells us
These operations connect Sendayan with several supply chains: automotive engines, commercial transport, aircraft braking systems and mining machinery. Calling it exclusively an automotive park would miss the aerospace and equipment-manufacturing activity documented here. Developer overview.
This representative list was checked on 21 October 2026. The names are presented as operators, since the reviewed evidence does not establish their tenancy arrangements. Developer partner lists may retain older corporate names or planned investments; an operator's own production and location records provide a firmer basis for explaining what is already taking place.
References: Developer overview
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Selective public-source overview, reviewed on 21 October 2026; not an exhaustive tenancy register, vacancy schedule or professional certification. Operators are not assumed to be tenants. Retain dated operating-status and planned-project qualifications, and verify any material change before relying on this guide. Individual properties require separate use, utility, technical and legal checks.
- company history
www.dpem.com.my
- 2025 corporate databook
www.daihatsu.com
- plant-opening announcement
www.hino-global.com
- current group network
www.hino-global.com
- official facility description
www.hino-global.com
- Sendayan location page
www.safran-group.com
- July 2025 company announcement
www.safran-group.com
- 9 April 2026 production update
www.home.sandvik
- Developer overview
techvalley.com.my
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