It is a proven fact that clay roof tiles has always been the premier choice of roof tiles all over the world throughout the centuries. The ancient Egyptians and Babylonians has used it… The Greeks and Romans has beautified their homes with it… The Spanish and Mediterranean architecture had been made famous by it… And now, with ground-breaking technologies in manufacturing and a vast array of new colours and textures, clay roof tiles have yet again inspired a whole new dimension in adorning contemporary homes and commercial structures.

Leading this new era of roofing technology in this region since 1995, Golden Clay Industries Sdn Bhd (GCI) has invested in another multi-million dollar manufacturing plant in Yong Peng, Johor, Malaysia. This new plant, built next to the existing plant, will provide consumer with yet another choice in profiles. With the abundance of quality clay materials within its land, GCI uses state-of-the-art Franco-German machinery along with the patented computerised Hydrocasting Tunnel Kiln Firing System, which adopts the horizontal tiles firing in individual refractory H-supports, GCI has definitely set new standards in roof tiles applications that emphasize quality and beauty.

An estimated production capacity of 22 million tiles per annum produced on an automated process and stringent ISO & international standards, GCI is poised to meet the market demand with a competitive edge.GCI has made a commitment to research and development to ensure that every tile produced is of the highest quality, in every phase of GCI's production and with each variety of tiles developed.

Our philosophy:
To provide every home with a roofing system that will not only protect but also provide a home that is both thermally comfortable and aesthetically pleasing to the body and soul.

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" After everything had been tried out, it was found that despite the most zealous research and diligence on the part of mortals, there is nothing more suitable for roof covering than the fired clay roofing tile"

by - Leon Ballista Albert (1404-1472) Aurthor of the famous "Ten Books on Architecture" and the "universal genius" of the Early Italian Renaissance.