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In the property sector, Gamuda achieved its RM5 billion sales target for FY2024, and is setting its sights on RM6 billion in FY2025.

In a filing with the stock exchange, the group said the bonus shares will be issued as fully paid, at no consideration and without capitalisation of the group’s reserves.

The scope of work includes the construction and completion of cold water, rainwater harvesting, water reticulation, fire hydrant, foul water, and sewerage services for the data centre.

Gamuda Land also welcomed 14 new tenants to Cove Centrum, such as Urban Marketplace, 99 Speedmart, ZUS Coffee, Muiz Hot Chicken, Tiga Ikan, Gintell RestNGo, Sleepy Bear, and VRide.

In its 15th instalment this year, the BRC awards ceremony honouring Corporate Malaysia’s best performing and top responsible organisations aims to spur Malaysian companies to be even better at what they do — not just financially, but also as corporate citizens.

Gamuda Land chief executive officer Chu Wai Lune: “This innovative integration of AI technology within our homes perfectly aligns with our commitment to providing smart, sustainable and high-quality living solutions for our residents.

This is the fourth contract win for Jati Tinggi which made its debut on the ACE Market of Bursa Malaysia last December.

Park Homes is neither a terraced nor a semi-detached home.

At its current market capitalisation, Gamuda is already the 21st largest company on Bursa Malaysia, making it poised to be a potential FBM KLCI constituent.

“This is why we want to propose that for future developments, certain prerequisites must be fulfilled before planning permission can be granted.