KUALA LUMPUR: Tambun Indah Land Bhd expects to record strong revenue growth in the current financial year ending Dec 31, underpinned by the sustained property boom in Penang.
Its managing director Teh Kiak Seng said on Friday, June 24 there was strong interest in its ongoing projects due to the rapid industrial expansion in Seberang Perai. This was also due to the spillover effect from the high demand for residential PROPERTIES [] on Penang island.
'At present, Tambun Indah has several ongoing projects on mainland Penang with total gross development value (GDV) of RM1.6 billion until 2016, which has positioned the group as a leading property developer in mainland Penang,' he said after the shareholders meeting.
Teh said since the beginning of the year, the group has recorded an increase in sales, both in terms of units and value, from its various projects.
'To date, we have sold more units than what we had sold in the first half of 2010. At this rate, Tambun Indah is likely to sell more units this year than what we did in 2010. Therefore, we are optimistic of a higher revenue base for FY2011,' he said.
Tambun Indah's ongoing projects include Pearl Garden, Pearl Villas, Juru Heights, Carissa Park, Impian Residence, Dahlia Park and Tanjung Heights
Launched in 2009 and 2011 respectively, Pearl Garden together with Pearl Villas have a GDV of RM277 million.
'The RM277-million GDV projects are expected to contribute 45% to the group's revenues in FY2011, compared to 35.1% in FY2010,' he said.
Its managing director Teh Kiak Seng said on Friday, June 24 there was strong interest in its ongoing projects due to the rapid industrial expansion in Seberang Perai. This was also due to the spillover effect from the high demand for residential PROPERTIES [] on Penang island.
'At present, Tambun Indah has several ongoing projects on mainland Penang with total gross development value (GDV) of RM1.6 billion until 2016, which has positioned the group as a leading property developer in mainland Penang,' he said after the shareholders meeting.
Teh said since the beginning of the year, the group has recorded an increase in sales, both in terms of units and value, from its various projects.
'To date, we have sold more units than what we had sold in the first half of 2010. At this rate, Tambun Indah is likely to sell more units this year than what we did in 2010. Therefore, we are optimistic of a higher revenue base for FY2011,' he said.
Tambun Indah's ongoing projects include Pearl Garden, Pearl Villas, Juru Heights, Carissa Park, Impian Residence, Dahlia Park and Tanjung Heights
Launched in 2009 and 2011 respectively, Pearl Garden together with Pearl Villas have a GDV of RM277 million.
'The RM277-million GDV projects are expected to contribute 45% to the group's revenues in FY2011, compared to 35.1% in FY2010,' he said.
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