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Intel® Malaysia was among the first U.S. companies to begin operations in Penang in 1972, with an initial investment of US$2 million. Since then, Intel has played a key role in establishing Malaysia as a Center for High Technology Manufacturing, opening an office in Kuala Lumpur in 1995 to build on the excellent performance of the Penang factories and employees. Intel was also the first to begin operations at the new high-tech park in Kulim in 1996.
To date, Intel has invested a total of US$1.9 billion in Malaysia and has trained and employed thousands of talented locals. Today, the company has a highly skilled workforce of more than 8,500.
Our Vision
Creating Value In Everything We Do
Our Mission
Enable Intel�s Growth By Being A Model Virtual-Factory, High-Volume Manufacturing Site
Strategic Objectives
- Be The Employer of Choice
- Achieve Operation Excellence
- Achieve Breakthroughs in Performance
- Shape Our Future Towards Adding Value to the Corporation
- Make E-business the Way We Do Business
Intel Penang, Malaysia Since 1972
Employees
5500
Land Area
75 acres
Build-Up Area
Approx. 1302k sq. ft
Major Milestones
| 1972 |
A1 assembly operations starts; PG1 building opens |
| 1977 |
T3 test operations starts; PG2 building opens |
| 1983 |
PG4 building opens |
| 1984 |
PG5 building opens |
| 1988 |
PG6 building opens |
| 1990 |
Intel Penang wins the Prime Minister�s Inaugural �Quality Award� |
| 1990 |
Intel Penang wins the ARTDO Asia Pacific HR Development Award |
| 1991 |
Intel Penang wins the Intel Quality Award |
| 1991 |
Penang Packaging Technology Development is established |
| 1992 |
Intel Penang Design Center is established |
| 1993 |
Intel Penang wins the Ministry of Human Resources
�Caring Employer Award� |
| 1993 |
PG2.1 building opens |
| 1994 |
PG7 building opens |
| 1995 |
Intel Penang wins the �National Occupational Safety And Health Award� |
| 1996 |
Job96 Warehouse opens |
| 1997 |
Intel Integrated Regional Logistic Center Groundbreaking PG8 starts OLGA (Organic Land Grid Array) operations |
| 1998 |
PG10 building for the Integrated Logistics Center in progress |
| 1999 |
Intel Integrated Regional Logistics Center officiated by YB Dato� Sri Dr Ling Liong Sik, Minister of Transport on June 3rd
PG8 Building officiated by YAB Dato� Seri Dr. Mahathir Mohammad, Prime Minister of Malaysia, on July 2nd Greater Asia Regional Technical Assistance Center established in July |
| 2000 |
PG9 building opens in April 28th by Chief Minister of Penang
Intel wins the Prime Minister�s �Quality Award� for the second time |
Kulim Campus Since 1995
Employees 2500
Land Area 75 acres
Build-Up Area Approx. 550k sq. ft Major Milestones
| Oct 1995 |
Intel Products sign lease agreement with KPTC�the first company to do so |
| Nov 1995 |
Piling and building for KM1 commences |
| Dec 1995 |
Employees hired; operate from Intel Penang's PG6 building |
| Oct 1996 |
Administration and manufacturing moves to KM1 in Kulim |
| Nov 1996 |
Motherboard operations begin |
| Jun 1997 |
Achieve ISO 9002 certification |
| Aug 1997 |
Intel® Pentium® II processor and SECc manufacturing begins |
| Oct 1997 |
Mobile Module Operations begins |
| Nov 1997 |
KM2 begins SECc manufacturing |
| Dec 1997 |
Administration moves to KM2 in Kulim. 1998 |
| 1998 |
Intel® Celeron" Single Edge Processor Package (SEPP) manufacturing begins |
| 1999 |
Kulim Plant Opening officiated by YAB Tan Sri Sanusi Junid, Menteri Besar |
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Kedah on June 15th |
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