KUALA LUMPUR: WCT BHD [] has secured a contract from Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) to develop the new low cost carrier terminal (KLIA2) integrated complex on build-operate-transfer concession.
WCT said on Friday, Oct 8 the concession is for 25 years and may be extended for a further 10 years upon expiry. The development of the complex would be undertaken by a special purpose vehicle (SPV) in which WCT and MAHB will hold 70:30 equity interest.
“The CONSTRUCTION [] cost of the integrated complex is estimated at approximately RM486 million which the SPV will finance partly via internally generated funds and partly by bank borrowings. The construction of the Integrated Complex is expected to be completed by June 30, 2012,” it said.
Under the concession, WCT via the SPV will undertake the design, procurement, engineering, construction, completion, and thereafter, the operation, management and maintenance of the complex for the duration of the concession.
“As KLIA2 will be a dedicated terminal for low-cost carriers and in view of the expected increase in demand for low cost air travel, the prospects of the SPV are expected to be positive,” said WCT.
The integrated complex comprises of a transportation hub for taxis and buses; one building with net lettable area of approximately 437,000 sq ft and car parks with up to 6,000 parking bays.
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