BLand’s extension bid to comply with public shareholding spread rejected
In a bourse filing on Monday (April 3), the property and hospitality outfit said that its public shareholding spread stood at 13.
Berjaya Land returns to the black in 2Q with RM84 mil net profit
The higher six-month revenue was mainly due to higher contribution from the gaming segment, higher property progress billing reported by the property development and investment segments, as well as the hotels and resorts segment’s higher overall occupancy and average room rates.
Berjaya Land unit's stake in Singapore-listed IEL rises to 68% at close of cash offer
IEL had been placed on the watchlist pursuant to Rule 1311(2) (minimum trading price entry criteria) and Rule 1311(1) (financial entry criteria) of SGX-ST’s listing manual in 2017.
The Tropika Bukit Jalil opens its commercial way before residential starts
Developed by Berjaya Land Bhd (BLand), the commercial component forms part of The Tropika Bukit Jalil, a 6.
Berjaya Land returns to profit in 1QFY2023 as revenue grows
BLand's improved revenue was also driven by increase in overall occupancy rates by the hotels and resorts business segment, increase in property progress billings by property and investment business segment from its project at The Tropika in Bukit Jalil as well as higher new car sales reported by HR Owen.
BLand’s stake in BFood rises to 2.75% after RM32 mil direct business transaction
In a filing on Tuesday (Oct 18), BLand said its wholly-owned subsidiary Nural Enterprise Sdn Bhd purchased the shares via a direct business transaction with BLand’s internal funds.
Berjaya Land unit to make cash offer for Informatics Education shares
IEL is principally engaged in the education business such as franchising and licensing for computer and commercial training centres, provision of computer and business education and training, examination facilitators, and educational and business management consultancy.
Berjaya Land brewing excitement in Bukit Jalil
With the easing of restrictions and the increasing vaccination rates, people are emerging from months of isolation enforced during the Covid-19 pandemic peak periods and are eager to reconnect with things they have missed out on.
Sabah govt investment arm signs MoU with Berjaya Land to explore moving Kota Kinabalu International Airport to Kimanis
The Kota Kinabalu International Airport is unlikely to be able to expand further due to limited land area Stakeholder feedbacks on the possible relocation will be taken into consideration with consensus to be unanimous Qhazanah Sabah is looking into various strategic development initiatives to support the economic growth of Sabah KUALA LUMPUR (July 1): Sabah state government’s strategic investment arm Qhazanah Sabah Bhd (QSB) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Berjaya Land Bhd to explore the possible relocation of Kota Kinabalu International Airport (KKIA) to Kimanis.
