Trinity Group tops out Trinity Wellnessa with 99% take-up
Officially launched in 2021, Trinity Wellnessa is a joint venture project between Trinity Group and landowner Oxley Holdings Ltd.
Master developer KL Wellness City officially launches KLWC in Bukit Jalil
With a gross development value of RM11 billion and spanning over 26.
Pesona Metro bags RM242 mil construction contract
In a bourse filing, the construction outfit said its wholly-owned subsidiary Pesona Metro Sdn Bhd accepted the letter of award from KL Wellness City (H) Sdn Bhd.
Country Heights CFO resigns to 'pursue other personal goals'
He does not own directorships in any other public listed company.
Country Heights fails to complete RM44.1m acquisition of office tower
“Maybank has rejected CHSR’s request for an extension of time to make the balance consideration payment, and the company is unable to comply with Chapter 10 of the Listing Requirements on related party transactions by the balance consideration payment deadline of March 15, 2023.
KL Wellness City set to create 4,000 jobs for medical professionals
KL Wellness City said the Nobel Healthcare Park, which consists of the medical, business, wellness and retail suites, has a fully connected ecosystem of specialists and ancillary medical services interlinked with adjacent International Hospital @ KL Wellness City, approved as a tertiary hospital with 624 beds and scalable to 1,000-bed capacity.
First phase of The Nobel Healthcare Park at KL Wellness City 75% taken up; second phase to unveil in 2H2023
Both the first and second phases of The Nobel Healthcare Park have a total gross development value (GDV) of RM250 million.
Country Heights plans private placement of new shares to fund property projects
KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 21): Country Heights Holdings Bhd (CHHB) said yesterday the property developer proposes to undertake a private placement of up to 54.
More than half of Malaysians affected by poor indoor air quality
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 16): According to a survey conducted by Nippon Paint Malaysia Group, about 60% of Malaysians are suffering because of poor indoor air quality.
Start turning your abode into a healthy home
KUALA LUMPUR (June 26): It is not too late to incorporate key wellness elements into our buildings to make the indoor environment that we spend 90% of our time, a better and healthier place to be in, says Life Research Wellness Pte Ltd founder and CEO Dr Michael Tan.
