Kerjaya Prospek clinches RM125 mil contract from UEM Sunrise's subsidiary
The group, via its wholly-owned unit Kerjaya Prospek (M) Sdn Bhd, had received a letter of award on Wednesday from UEM Sunrise’s wholly-owned Sunrise Alliance Sdn Bhd.
Kerjaya Prospek’s 2Q earnings up 10% on record quarterly revenue
In a bourse filing on Friday (Aug 18), Kerjaya Prospek said its revenue grew 11.
Kerjaya Prospek wins two contracts worth RM46m in Selangor, Penang
Tee further added Kerjaya Prospek’s year-to-date order book strengthened to RM983.
Kerjaya Prospek Property appoints Joanne Lee as new CEO
The 53-year-old Lee has over three decades of professional experience across several industries, namely property development, construction, manufacturing, food and beverage, hospitality, retail, gaming and leisure, and healthcare and agriculture.
Kerjaya Prospek confident in defending profit margin this year
In a recent briefing, Kerjaya Prospek said it would prioritise tendering for contracts valued between RM300 million and RM500 million, which are less competitive, and thus could yield better margins.
Kerjaya Prospek Group reports higher net profit of RM29.4m in 1QFY2023; declares two sen dividend
The rise in net profit was due to higher interest income of RM1.
Rakuten Trade expects Kerjaya Prospek to pay 2.3 sen and 2.7 sen in dividends for FY2023 and FY2024
In an investment idea note on Thursday (March 23), Rakuten Trade vice president of research Thong Pak Leng said the company has two property development projects with combined gross development value of RM630 million.
Absence of new infrastructure projects a dampener on construction sector, says RHB Research
Meanwhile, the potential reduction in project cost for the MRT3, from RM50.
Kerjaya Prospek Property’s 3Q earnings rise 12% to RM23.5m, declares one sen dividend
“Also, with the reopening of international borders as part of the post-pandemic normalisation, our Swiss-Garden Hotel Melaka and The Shore Hotel & Residences stand to benefit from the influx of foreign visitors, as Malaysia continues to be one of Southeast Asia’s favourite tourist destinations.
