'Pink Panther' theme composer’s Malibu home up for sale at US$11.6 million
The great composer of unforgettable themes and songs of classic movies, Henry Mancini, has a house in Malibu’s La Costa Beach listed at US$11.6 million (RM52.3 million).
Jiankun offered to be main contractor of RM90 mil construction job in Sentul
Jiankun International Bhd has been offered to be the main contractor of a RM90 million development project located in Sentul by a unit of Menara Rezeki Sdn Bhd.
Global Oriental to acquire three retail lot units in Pavilion Bukit Ceylon for RM30 mil
Global Oriental Bhd is acquiring three shop units in Bukit Ceylon, Kuala Lumpur for RM30 million, as part of its development of a 39-storey premium service residence project.
KIP REIT mall tenants less impacted by rising cost, says executive director
KIP REIT’s portfolio of assets comprises six community-centric malls strategically located in Bangi in Selangor, Tampoi, Kota Tinggi and Masai in Johor, Senawang in Negeri Sembilan and Melaka.
_1.jpg)
EcoWorld records RM46.4m profit after tax in 3Q2022, buoyed by improved gross profit margins, increased contributions from local JVs
Eco World Development Group Bhd (EcoWorld Malaysia) recorded RM46.4 million profit after tax (PAT) in 3Q2022, which is 32% higher than 3Q2021.
NCT Group inks four collaborations to boost NSIP project
NCT Group of Companies (NCT) has entered into four synergistic collaborations to further strengthen its value proposition for the upcoming NCT Smart Industrial Park (NSIP) project.
More than 30 low-cost flats in Kuala Lumpur slated for urban renewal
This will involve the “sprucing up of the areas and upgrading the amenities”.
JAKS offers shares under long-term incentive plan to directors, employees
JAKS Resources Bhd has offered share options under its long-term incentive plan (LTIP) to eligible directors and employees of the group and its subsidiaries.
Old office blocks left in limbo as new skyscrapers vie for tenants
It may be challenging for older office buildings in the Klang Valley, which have been left vacant as their owners or tenants move to newer developments, to be filled up, as more new office buildings spring up and more companies move out of the older buildings, said experts in the property sector.
