Thirty years. Three thousand acres.
Everything the Group does rests on this: a long-term mining concession over licensed ground at Bestari Jaya, held from two institutional landowners.
Two sites, two institutional landowners
The concession spans two adjacent sites at Bestari Jaya, Kuala Selangor, held under separate arrangements:
- 950 acres — held by Hasil Perangsang Holdings Sdn Bhd, with Menteri Besar Selangor Incorporated (MBI) as landowner
- 2,157 acres — held by Hasil Perangsang Mining Sdn Bhd, with Kumpulan Hartanah Selangor Berhad (KHSB) as landowner
Both landowners are state-linked institutions. That is not incidental — it is what makes the long-term supply source stable, and the material extracted from it legitimate and traceable. For established operators, this is also the ground behind our mining contract opportunities.

What the ground holds
The concession is principally engaged in the prospecting, exploration and mining of sand, clay, hardcore stone, silica and tin. Roughly forty per cent of Klang Valley sand demand is already met from this ground.
Hasil Perangsang Holdings also extracts tin at Bestari Jaya. Tin is drawn from the same ground as our sand, mined under a Proprietary Mining Lease and processed under a Mineral Processing License.
The two sites


Getting there
Bestari Jaya sits in the district of Kuala Selangor, roughly an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur and well connected to the Klang Valley construction market. That proximity is a large part of why so much of the region’s sand demand is met from this ground.
What the concession makes possible
- 01
Long-term security
Thirty years is not a rolling arrangement that can be withdrawn. Operators can invest in plant; buyers can plan supply.
- 02
Legitimacy
Licensed, permitted, and granted by state. There are no compliance issues hanging over material from this ground.
- 03
Traceability
Every tonne can be traced from site to destination. That matters increasingly, and it will matter more.
- 04
Scale
3,100 acres with proven reserves. Capacity is not a promise here; it is a measured fact.

