AME Elite to sell five industrial properties in Johor to CapitaLand for RM220.8m cash
The sale “highlights the strong market demand for our high-specification facilities and the institutional-grade nature of our industrial parks”.
The sale “highlights the strong market demand for our high-specification facilities and the institutional-grade nature of our industrial parks”.
Dewan Rakyat Speaker Tan Sri Johari Abdul announced the adjournment on Thursday, after the Immigration (Amendment) Bill 2025 and Passports (Amendment) Bill 2025 were approved by the lower house.
Quarterly revenue jumped 140.
GameOn was recognised by the Malaysia Book of Records as Malaysia’s fastest-growing entertainment centre, earning the award for “Most Edutainment Centres Launched in a Year” with the opening of eight outlets in 18 months.
AME Elite said revenue from the property development segment rose 63.
The Members of Parliament have called for the Bill to be referred to two committees—Infrastructure, Transportation and Communications, and Women, Children and Community Development—and for a full social impact study to be commissioned.
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming tabled the bill, with its second and third readings scheduled for next Wednesday (Aug 27).
Centrum Iris is the latest phase of the Cameron Centrum township, featuring 705 residential and 26 commercial units with a gross development value of RM472 million.
Following the sale, the Hong Leong Bank Bhd (KL:HLBB) chairman's interest in the industrial-focused REIT is estimated to have fallen to 23.
As at June 30 this year, AME REIT’s portfolio comprises 39 investment properties, including 36 industrial properties with a total agreed lettable area of 2.