Kerjaya Prospek Property buys land in Penang for RM28m
In a Bursa Malaysia filing on Monday (Dec 6), the group said the proposed acquisition will be funded by cash via internally generated funds and/or bank borrowings.
In a Bursa Malaysia filing on Monday (Dec 6), the group said the proposed acquisition will be funded by cash via internally generated funds and/or bank borrowings.
“Our primary aim remains to deliver unparalleled value and a variety of branded sports gear but now in a fresh, easy-to-shop format across our various sports and lifestyle zones, [which] include informative LED screens at both the entrance and in-store to highlight latest promotions, trends and activities,” Gibbons added.
Amirudin said on Thursday (Dec 2) that the State government also has no intention to delay the construction of the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL), which is expected to have a positive impact on the people of the East Coast States and the Klang Valley
The project known as Arcadia comprises two 21-storey blocks, with 315 units each, together with retail lots, the group said in a bourse filing.
In a statement Wednesday, Bintai said the industrial land measuring 36 hectares has a potential gross development value of not less than RM700 million.
In a statement, the group said the various stages of movement control order negatively impacted its property investment, recreation and resort operations during the quarter.
The top 17 floors will house the first and only Park Hyatt Hotel in Malaysia. To create a memorable experience for visitors, the tower includes unique features such as The View at 118, the highest observation deck in Southeast Asia, as well as the glass-domed 118 Mall within the podium of the tower.
Focused precisely on net zero emissions targets, the MCS is created to add value to the existing Malaysian Green Building Rating Tools.
In the near term, Glomac said its earnings visibility is well supported by its unbilled sales of RM526 million and the resumption of construction activities, but it remains cautious of overhanging uncertainties from the pandemic that might dampen sentiment, despite growing optimism for the economy’s reopening.
Paramount said RM50 million of the proceeds of the disposal will be used for the repayment of bank borrowings, while RM37.8 million will go towards working capital purposes.