LOW-ALTITUDE
ECONOMIC
ECO-CITY

A 300-acre flagship transforming Malaysia into ASEAN’s low-altitude innovation hub

The RICH BANCO Low-Altitude Economic Eco-City integrates R&D, manufacturing, regulation, and talent growth within a single ecosystem. Designed to attract 80+ enterprises and generate over RM 15 billion in annual output, it positions Malaysia at the forefront of Urban Air Mobility.
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Integrated R&D & Manufacturing

Purpose-built laboratories, advanced production lines, and testing facilities create a continuous innovation cycle from concept to deployment.
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Flight Testing & Vertiport Network

Dedicated vertiports and aerial corridors enable safe, scalable demonstrations for drones, eVTOL, logistics, tourism, and smart-city services.
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Industry Services & Governance

Centralized regulation, certification, and operational management centres align with CAAM to co-develop Malaysia’s Urban Air Mobility standards.
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Talent & Ecosystem Development

Universities, training hubs, and incubators cultivate 10,000 high-tech roles, nurturing ASEAN’s next generation of low-altitude economy leaders.

300

Acres of Integrated Development

10,000

High-Tech Jobs Created

RM 500B+

Projected Annual Output

80+

Targeted Industry Partners

Development Phases & Strategic Roadmap

A phased delivery approach ensures operational readiness, partner attraction, and sustained growth across the ecosystem.

2025 – 2027

Phase 1: Foundational Infrastructure

Deliver 100 acres of core infrastructure including R&D centres, vertiports, flight testing corridors, and regulatory sandboxes to validate operational models.

2025 – 2027

2028 – 2029

Phase 2: Ecosystem Acceleration

Anchor drone/eVTOL manufacturing, low-altitude logistics, tourism, and urban operations while expanding applications across supply chain and city services.

2030 Onwards

Phase 3: ASEAN Expansion & Global Standards

Scale international partnerships, co-develop UAM standards, and position Malaysia as ASEAN’s reference model for low-altitude economic ecosystems.

2030 Onwards