Incentives

Institutional investors that qualify to operate in Medini are entitled to an array of attractive incentives. The Medini incentive package is unique only to Medini, customised to entice investors with the fact that no other location in Malaysia has the privilege of this particular catalyst. The incentive also goes hand in hand in attracting multinational brands to create its presence in Medini and thus become an impetus to our development, creating a ripple effect that would eventually bring in population, create job opportunity and business opportunities alike.

For detailed information, please contact Iskandar Service Centre (ISC) at toll free number 1-800-88-3010 or email to [email protected]

The Incentive & Support Package (ISP) is a 3-tier incentive package catering to approved companies in Medini, whereby companies in different categories are entitled to specific exemptions. These exemptions are provided under pre-requisites and certain criteria that have to be met to allow a more streamlined approach.

Category Criteria Incentives Offered
Approved Developers First & subsequent level (Medini) property developers with intention to undertake physical development activities 1. Full tax exemption on income derived from rental or sale of building, or part, parcel of unit thereof, located in Medini, commencing from the first year of statutory income, to Y/A 2025.
Application should be submitted to IRDA on or before 31 December 2025.
(View conditions for extension of expiry date)


i-Incentives is a portal that provides information on investment incentives offered by the Federal Government of Malaysia. The incentives information stored in the portal cater for all three sectors of the economy; manufacturing, services and primary.

They also cover all types of incentives offered by the Federal Government; tax exemptions, grants, soft loans and other types of incentives such as equity funding, regional establishment status, training and other facilitation programmes.

The portal has been developed by Incentive Coordination and Collaboration Office (ICCO) in Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) with the aim to improve the central coordination of all incentive offerings. This initiative is to enhance the effectiveness of the government's incentive mechanism by increasing transparency, eliminating duplication and linking investment incentives to performance.

More information at www.mida.gov.my