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01 December, 2025

Matrix Concepts hands over RM50mil premium to Negri Sembilan for Malaysia Vision Valley

Matrix Concepts hands over RM50M land conversion premium to the Negeri Sembilan government, marking a key milestone in the progress of MVV City within Malaysia Vision Valley 2.0.

Editorial.

Our RM50 million premium payment to the Negeri Sembilan state government is more than a financial transaction. It is a reaffirmation of our commitment to MVV City and to the long-term development of a state that has been home to us since we broke ground in 1996. The handover, witnessed by Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun, marks a key milestone in the public-private partnership driving this growth corridor forward, one that we believe will create jobs, spur economic activity and uplift communities for decades to come. Find out more about our role in MVV City and what we are building for Negeri Sembilan.

The Story.

Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd has handed over a RM50 million premium payment to the Negri Sembilan state government, marking a key milestone in the progress of Malaysia Vision Valley (MVV 2.0). The amount represents the group’s premium payment for MVV City Plot C.

A mock cheque was presented by Matrix Concepts chairman Datuk Mohamad Haslah Mohamad Amin to Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun.

Matrix Concepts said the contribution underscores the strong public–private collaboration driving MVV City’s development, a strategically planned growth corridor aimed at spurring economic activity, creating jobs and supporting the state’s long-term development agenda.

“The RM50 million contribution represents a portion of the land conversion premium and underscores the group’s strong commitment to the development of MVV City.

“It also reflects Matrix Concepts’ confidence in the state’s long-term vision for the region,” it added.

The group said it remains committed to supporting Negri Sembilan’s development goals through strategic partnerships and investments, reaffirming its role in driving economic progress and community well-being in the state.