PETALING JAYA- EZ Secure Storage provides business owners and home owners professional storage facility by opening its first warehouse in Petaling Jaya.
EZ Secure Storage (M) Sdn Bhd, a professional storage facility provider, opens its first warehouse in Jalan Tandang, Section 51, Petaling Jaya on July 18, 2013.
The storage center offers rent space to home owners and business owners who needs additional space for storage of their excess inventories, antiques, archived records or merchandise either temporary or permanent and in a securely guarded location.
“Our variety of unit sizes means our clients can select the storage space that best suits their needs, through which they can handle the logistics of their business, ” said Datuk Wira SM Faisal Tan Sri SM Nasimuddin, founder and president of the company.
Present to officiate the company’s official launch opening was Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism minister Dato’ Hasan Malek.
It was also attended by EZ Secure Storage co-founder and deputy president Zulazman Amat and country vice-president Rizal Shah Amat.
The RM5 million modern warehouse occupies 13,000 sq feet storage facility and provides units of various sizes with rental spaces ranging from 10 sq ft to 170 sq ft. with monthly rental rates from RM150 to RM2,000 depending on unit sizes.
The company expects the storage center and additional facilities, to be completed within the next five years, to generate revenues of RM50 million and capture 60% of market share in Malaysia.
The concept of self-storage in professionally managed facilities is popular in the USA, UK, Europe and Australia and has started to catch on in Asian countries such as Singapore, Hong Kong, Korea and now Malaysia.
As one of the early birds in this growing storage space business in Malaysia, EZ Secure Storage already has plans to open another storage center later this year.
Seeing the strong potential and to help address the problem of space, the company has its sights set on expanding the business by opening more than 30 storage facilities in Malaysia and Asia in five years.
