Sunway Dora achieves 89% take-up
Sunway Dora is surrounded by the commercial hotspots in Bayan Baru, easily accessible F&B outlets as well as living necessities within the retail shops in the development as well as the surrounding areas.
SunCon receives Johor Bahru-Singapore RTS contract worth RM604.86 mil
On March 23, SunCon announced to Bursa Malaysia that its wholly-owned subsidiary Sunway Construction Sdn Bhd had signed the Letter of Acceptance in respect for the proposed construction and completion of Package 1B and Package 5 for the RTS project.
HLIB says Sunway REIT acquisition of Giant hypermarkets from EPF a positive
In a note on Friday (March 17), the research house said it was “mildly positive” with Sunway REIT’s proposal to acquire six Giant hypermarkets/retail complex from the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) for a total cash consideration of RM520 million.
Sunway REIT announces acquisition of properties from EPF worth RM520m
The properties to be acquired by Sunway REIT are six strategically located hypermarkets/retail complexes in the Klang Valley and Johor.
Sunway REIT confirms in talks to buy retail assets from EPF, to ink agreement 'as soon as possible'
The latest filing came after the REIT suspended the trading of its units for an hour on Monday morning, from 9am to 10am.
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.
Sunway books RM203 mil net profit in 4Q, declares 3.5 sen dividend
The most notable jump was recorded by the group’s property development segment, whose revenue leapt 140.
Sunway Property sets sales target of RM2.3 bil for 2023
“With a strong pipeline of projects that are rightly designed for the current market conditions and targeting the right buyer segment, we are confident to achieve our sales target of RM 2.
SunCon's 4Q net profit falls nearly 30% y-o-y on lower contribution from construction segment
Revenue for the construction segment rose 22.
Sabah MM2H – good, say academicians, but uncertain, says consultant
MM2H consultant, Gary Crestejo: For participants from developed countries, West Malaysia is still a closer match over East Malaysia as the lifestyles of cities like Kuala Lumpur and Penang are more similar to their hometowns, which will be easier to adapt Sunway University economist Dr Yeah Kim Leng said the initiative is laudable as it gives Sabah an edge to attract more MM2H applicants, where a greater number of investors and rich retirees will help to boost the economy.
