Locations

Seremban, Malaysia

Xyratex's Seremban facility in Malaysia is responsible for the manufacture, configuration and shipping of Xyratex volume products.

Local resources are used extensively at the facility and Xyratex provides training and support to continually invest in the skills of its Malaysian employees.

Xyratex Seremban, Malaysia

Xyratex (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
Lots 34 & 37
Persiaran Bunga Tanjung 1
Senawang Industrial Park
70400 Seremban
Negeri Sembilan
Malaysia

Tel: +60 6676 8000
Fax: +60 6679 5404

Seremban Location Map

Direction from Kuala Lumpur

  • Take North South Highway - Direction Seremban.
  • Do NOT take Exit 218 "Seremban & Labu", continue past this exit.
  • Do NOT take the next exit 219 for "Port Dickson & Seremban".
  • Take the next exit 220 for "Senawang & Seremban".
  • After the Senawang toll booths, go straight until you reach a flyover and go straight across the flyover.
  • Go straight for the next 3 km, landmarks you will see include :-
    • Mobil Petrol Station on the left.
    • MCIS Safety Glass on the right.
    • Petronas Petrol Station on the right.
    • Giant Hypermarket on the right.
    • Petronas Petrol Station on the left.
    • Shell Petrol Station on the right.
  • Turn right at the traffic light controlled crossroads after seeing Shell Petrol Station on the right and the yellow TROX building diagonally across the traffic lights.
  • Look out for the following landmarks after turning right at the traffic light :-
    • MAC blue industrial building on the right (set back from the road).
    • OPK and Good Maid industrial buildings on the right.
    • Sido Bangun industrial building on the left.
  • Go straight for 300 meters to Xyratex Malaysia on the right. (green roofed building, opposite the Golden Globe cigarette company).

Direction from Malacca / Singapore

  • Take North-South highway - Direction Kuala Lumpur.
  • Take the "Senawang & Seremban" exit 220. (this is the first exit you reach with Seremban shown on it).
  • Refer to "Direction from Kuala Lumpur" – start from “After the Senawang toll booths”.