Bursa quizzes Lion Industries over RM92 mil land disposal
Lion Industries Corp Bhd’s proposed RM92.03 million land disposal announced on Sunday has raised questions from Bursa Securities.
Lion Industries Corp Bhd’s proposed RM92.03 million land disposal announced on Sunday has raised questions from Bursa Securities.
Axis Real Estate Investment Trust (Axis REIT) is suing a former tenant at Axis Steel Centre @ SiLC in Nusajaya, Johor to recover unexpired future rental payments amounting to RM105.4 million.
The sale consideration is at a 4% premium to its valuation of RM50 million at end-July.
KIP REIT is purchasing the land piece together with the one-and-a-half storey commercial centre from Cahaya Serijaya Sdn Bhd.
Under the partnership, ENGIE Services Malaysia and Gamuda Land will collaborate on the exploration and implementation of solar technologies, energy efficiency, and sustainable transportation solutions in Gamuda Land’s townships.
The project entails 22- and 23-storey towers that will consist 661 units of serviced apartments, 48 units of retail and 114 units of office space.
According to a prior filing, Renofajar received a winding-up order dated August 4 issued by the High Court of Sabah and Sarawak on Aug 28.
The placement involves the issuance of up to 110.07 million new shares, representing not more than 20% of the group’s issued share capital, to independent investors to be identified later.
Morning Crest, controlled by E&O former executive deputy chairman and managing director Datuk Terry Tham Ka Hon, disposed of the shares via a direct business transaction on Sept 1.
IGB Group Bhd has rebranded and reopened The Boulevard Mid Valley City as St Giles Boulevard last Thursday (Aug 31), according to a press statement on Monday.