Factory review · Puchong, Selangor
Masha Group review
A start-up-friendly Puchong factory that publishes a 500-unit MOQ and is well reviewed by small brands.
Our verdict: 6.9 / 10
A start-up-friendly Puchong factory that publishes a 500-unit MOQ and is well reviewed by small brands.
Best forInfluencer and online brands that want a clear MOQ and a Klang Valley location.
Strengths
- Published MOQ of 500 units.
- Clear focus on start-up and influencer brands; content in Malay and English.
- Strong reviews (4.8 from 51).
Weaknesses
- Website’s “15+ years” is longer than its 2013 registration.
- Modest halal coverage for a Malay-market factory.
- Smaller, semi-detached premises.
Ranked in: #3 in 10 best skincare OEM manufacturers in Southeast Asia for new brands (2026) · #2 in 10 best skincare OEM manufacturers in Malaysia for new brands (2026)
Starting terms for a new brand
| Minimum order (MOQ) | 500 units (published) |
|---|---|
| Samples / lead time | On request |
| Ready-to-brand formulas | Yes |
| Registration help | NPRA notification support |
| Halal | 16 client skincare products JAKIM-listed |
Key facts
| Registered | 12 Jun 2013 (SSM) Website says 10+ / 15+ years |
|---|---|
| Client skincare products | 129 |
| Skincare client brands | 47 |
| Plant area | ≈ 2,100 m² Semi-detached units |
| Google rating | 4.8 ★ (51 reviews) 14 Sep 2026 |
| Website | masha.com.my/ |
Who Masha is
Masha Group operates through Masha Marketing Sdn. Bhd., registered in 2013, from adjoining units in Bandar Bukit Puchong. NPRA lists 129 skincare products for 47 client brands.
What it is like to start a brand here
Masha is one of only two factories in our Malaysian skincare shortlist that publishes an MOQ — 500 units — and it markets directly to start-ups and influencer brands in Malay and English. Clients rate it highly.
What the registry shows
On NPRA, Masha makes 129 skincare products for 47 client brands. Its client base is spread out (top three ≈ 32%), and almost all are start-up, influencer or halal-positioned local brands — exactly the profile the website targets. Only 16 of those products are JAKIM-listed.
The factory occupies adjoining semi-detached units in Bandar Bukit Puchong, about 2,100 m² of roof on satellite imagery. Trade data shows a small number of export shipments to Singapore and China.
Claims to check
The website mentions “10+” and “15+ years”; SSM shows the company was registered in June 2013. ISO 22716, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 are listed without certificate numbers.
Questions to ask before you sign
- Is the 500-unit MOQ per SKU or per order?
- Which formulas are ready-to-brand, and how long do samples take?
- Can you file the halal application for my products?
- Who holds the NPRA notification and the formula?
Our verdict
A practical option for online-first brands in the Klang Valley that want a known MOQ. If halal is central, confirm each product’s JAKIM listing.
Certifications we checked
Verified = seen on an official or issuer-run register. Stated = claimed by the company, not independently confirmed.
- verifiedNPRA GMP
On NPRA’s QUEST list. - verifiedJAKIM Halal
16 client skincare products listed. - statedISO 22716
Claimed; no number published.
Photos and evidence
Sources
- NPRA Quest3+ cosmetic notification registry (Sep 2026)
- NPRA list of GMP-compliant cosmetic manufacturers (14 Sep 2026)
- JAKIM MyeHalal portal (14 Sep 2026)
- SSM registration via CTOS (Sep 2026)
- Google Maps listing and imagery (14 Sep 2026)
- Company website (company-stated claims)
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