In a bourse filing on Monday (June 20), the company said its unit Kerjaya Prospek (M) Sdn Bhd had accepted a letter of award from Bangsar Hill Park Development Sdn Bhd for the main building of the development at Lorong Maarof.

In a trading stocks note today, the research house said this, coupled with its above 30-day average trading volume, the stock may push above the immediate resistance of RM1.58.

In a bourse filing, TSR Capital said it is selling part of a land measuring 36,617 sq ft together with a McDonald's restaurant erected on it for RM6 million.

In 2016, SDP struck a five-year brand licensing contract with the United States’ PGA Tour under the Tournament Players’ Club (TPC) network umbrella, which allowed SDP to utilise the TPC brand to host major golf tournaments and elevate the club’s global recognition and standards. The licence expired at the end of 2021. 

The group said it signed an agreement with Menara Rezeki Sdn Bhd (MRSB) on Thursday (June 16) to undertake the project via their joint venture (JV) firm, Menara Rezeki Properties Sdn Bhd (MRPSB).

The property developer said its Malaysian operations’ profit after tax (PAT) contribution rose 86.7% to RM61.2 million from RM32.8 million, offsetting the share of loss from its international arm, Eco World International’s (EWI).

This development marks the developer’s seventh project in its “Koi” series, following Koi Kinrara, Koi Tropika, Koi Boulevard, Koi Legian, Koi Prima and Koi Residences in Puchong, all of which have been well-received.

In total, there will be 3,684 units with Tower A having 808 units, Tower B with 685 units, Tower C with 752 units, Tower D with 793 units and Tower E with 646 units. Built-ups are 850 sq ft for three-bedroom layout and 1,000 sq ft for the four-bedroom design. Selling price starts at RM480,800 with maintenance fee of 35 sen psf.

Hence, the developer is on track to achieve its sales target of RM2 billion for FY2022, it said in a statement highlighting its 2Q2022 results yesterday. 

It seeks to explore the possibilities in developing five parcels of leasehold land measuring approximately 284.75 acres in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan into the Malaysia Green Valley (MGV).