UEM Sunrise issues RM350 mil in Islamic medium-term notes
UEM Sunrise Bhd has issued Islamic medium-term notes (IMTNs) worth RM350 million in nominal value.
UEM Sunrise Bhd has issued Islamic medium-term notes (IMTNs) worth RM350 million in nominal value.
Sunway Bhd, and in turn its founder and executive chairman Tan Sri Jeffrey Cheah Fook Ling, have ceased to be a substantial shareholder of construction giant IJM Corp Bhd following a 0.08% stake disposal.
Real Estate and Housing Developers Association (Rehda) chairman Datuk Jeffrey Ng Tiong Lip was appointed as non-executive independent director of Capitaland Malaysia Trust with effect from Oct 1.
Eastern & Oriental Bhd’s (E&O) executive chairman Datuk Tee Eng Ho and his brother, executive director Tee Eng Seng, raised their stake in the property developer to 50.39% via the conversion of irredeemable convertible unsecured loan stocks (ICULS).
Phase 1 of Sime Darby Property Bhd's suasana Ainsdale achieved a 72% take-up since its official launch on Sept 23.
UEM Sunrise Bhd, through its joint-venture subsidiary Mega Legacy (M) Sdn Bhd (MLMSB), and Melati Ehsan Group signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Universiti Malaya’s (UM) Faculty of Science on Tuesday to assess the water quality and heavy metal content of the Kepong Metropolitan Park’s 140.85-acre lake.
Iconic Penang Sdn Bhd, a privately-held company by Penang-based property developer Iconic Group, unveiled the five-star Iconic Marjorie Hotel on Thursday (Sept 28) at Icon City, Bukit Mertajam.
Knusford Bhd’s share price shot up by 18 sen or 25.17% to 89.5 sen in Friday morning trade, its highest since April 21, 2021, after its major shareholder Tan Sri Lim Kang Hoo proposed to combine his stable of companies under an enlarged Ekovest Bhd.
Gamuda Bhd rose as much as 25 sen or 5.8% to RM4.56 in Friday morning trade, hitting a record high after the construction giant's FY2023 net profit more than doubled to RM1.84 billion from RM806.23 million a year earlier, largely fuelled by gains on the divestment of its highways.
The Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (REHDA) Malaysia is hoping that Putrajaya will “reintroduce or introduce” incentives that “will allow more Malaysians to buy a house to call their own”.