Malaysia has one of the most developed infrastructures in south-east Asia, but while the west coast of the country is highly developed and supports the bulk of the country's 27.5m inhabitants, there is still significant ongoing development and potential for further development in rural areas in the east of Peninsular Malaysia and in Malaysian Borneo. Malaysia has often been described as being two countries in one, with environments ranging from high-rise Kuala Lumpur in the west and wild forests in the east. This description certainly rings true for the domestic cement indutry. As one would expect, the high level of development in Peninsular Malaysia is supported by a significant cement industry. Indeed nine of the 10 cement plants in Malaysia are on the pens-insular side, with only one integrated cement plant, the lMt/yr CMS Cement Sdn Bhd (CMS) plant at Kuching in Sarawak, in Malaysian Borneo. This means that this region, which has around 7.5 million inhabitants, roughly 27% of the population, has just 4.3% of the country's total cement production capacity.
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机译：马来西亚拥有东南亚最发达的基础设施之一，但该国的西海岸高度发达，并为该国2750万居民提供了支持，但农村地区仍在持续发展，并有进一步发展的潜力在马来西亚半岛东部和马来西亚婆罗洲。人们经常将马来西亚描述为两个国家合而为一，其环境从西部的高层吉隆坡到东部的野生森林。对于国内水泥行业来说，这种描述无疑是正确的。正如人们所期望的那样，马来西亚半岛的高水平发展得到了重要水泥行业的支持。的确，马来西亚10座水泥厂中有9座是在笔直的一侧，只有一个综合水泥厂，即马来西亚婆罗洲沙捞越古晋的mt / yr CMS Cement Sdn Bhd（CMS）厂。这意味着该地区大约有750万居民，约占人口的27％，仅占该国水泥总产能的4.3％。
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