KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 3): Iskandar Investment Bhd, the catalytic project developer of Iskandar Malaysia, has secured a RM2.5 billion real estate investment from China-based company, Qingdao Zhouyuan Investment Holdings.
Qingdao Zhouyuan is a subsidiary of Hebei-based real estate developer, Zhouda Real Estate Group.
President and chief executive officer Datuk Syed Mohamed Ibrahim said on Thursday the investment project, over three phases, will commence next year and be over a period of about 10-15 years.
"This is the first real estate investment by a foreign company in Medini Iskandar Malaysia and the biggest project investment in the area, to date," he added.
He was speaking to reporters after signing two framework agreements with Qingdao Zhuoyuan for the development of mixed residential and commercial projects in Medini Iskandar here.
The ceremony, witnessed by Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Mohd Yassin, was held in conjunction with the third World Chinese Economic Forum.
The first framework is for the establishment of a joint venture between Iskandar Investment and Qingdao Zhuoyuan to develop a residential project on a 7.256-hectare plot in Medini North, in close proximity to LEGOLAND Malaysia.
The total sales value (TSV) of the project, 80 per cent owned by Qingdao Zhouyuan, is RM157.6 million with an estimated initial investment reaching RM1.2 billion.
The second framework agreement is for the sale of lease for a 3.896-hectare plot, also in Medini. Qingdao Zhouyuan will establish a mixed-use development on the site, which has a TSV of RM70.8 million and total investment estimated at an initial RM520 million.
"Qingdao Zhouyuan's investment into Medini, is a clear affirmation of the company's confidence in the growth potential of Iskandar Malaysia and Iskandar Investment as its investment partner, to take on opportunities in Southeast Asia," Syed Mohamed said.
Currently, Iskandar Investment is also in discussions with several foreign investors from China, Korea, Indonesia, Japan, India and Singapore in the Iskandar Malaysia project.
The discussions are expected to be finalised in the next six months. - Bernama
Qingdao Zhouyuan is a subsidiary of Hebei-based real estate developer, Zhouda Real Estate Group.
President and chief executive officer Datuk Syed Mohamed Ibrahim said on Thursday the investment project, over three phases, will commence next year and be over a period of about 10-15 years.
"This is the first real estate investment by a foreign company in Medini Iskandar Malaysia and the biggest project investment in the area, to date," he added.
He was speaking to reporters after signing two framework agreements with Qingdao Zhuoyuan for the development of mixed residential and commercial projects in Medini Iskandar here.
The ceremony, witnessed by Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Mohd Yassin, was held in conjunction with the third World Chinese Economic Forum.
The first framework is for the establishment of a joint venture between Iskandar Investment and Qingdao Zhuoyuan to develop a residential project on a 7.256-hectare plot in Medini North, in close proximity to LEGOLAND Malaysia.
The total sales value (TSV) of the project, 80 per cent owned by Qingdao Zhouyuan, is RM157.6 million with an estimated initial investment reaching RM1.2 billion.
The second framework agreement is for the sale of lease for a 3.896-hectare plot, also in Medini. Qingdao Zhouyuan will establish a mixed-use development on the site, which has a TSV of RM70.8 million and total investment estimated at an initial RM520 million.
"Qingdao Zhouyuan's investment into Medini, is a clear affirmation of the company's confidence in the growth potential of Iskandar Malaysia and Iskandar Investment as its investment partner, to take on opportunities in Southeast Asia," Syed Mohamed said.
Currently, Iskandar Investment is also in discussions with several foreign investors from China, Korea, Indonesia, Japan, India and Singapore in the Iskandar Malaysia project.
The discussions are expected to be finalised in the next six months. - Bernama
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