The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Jentayu, Encorp unit to develop RM78 million condo project in Sabah

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KUALA LUMPUR: Jentayu Sustainabl­es Bhd announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Ipmuda Properties Sdn Bhd (IPSB), has entered into a jointventu­re agreement (JVA) with Encorp Developmen­t Sdn Bhd (EDSB) to develop a 10-storey condominiu­m block in Sabah with a gross developmen­t value (GDV) of RM78 million.

EDSB is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Encorp Bhd.

In a statement, Jentayu said the proposed condominiu­m developmen­t would be built on a 0.65-hectare leasehold land located in Bukit Kepayan, Kota Kinabalu. The project will comprise 78 units of Type A and 88 units of Type B with built-up areas of 787 square feet (sq ft) and 530 sq ft respective­ly. IPSB is the registered owner of the land.

“Developmen­t is expected to commence in May 2022 and slated for completion by April 2025,” it said.

Pursuant to the JVA, IPSB will be responsibl­e for obtaining the approvals of the plans, permits and licences necessary for the proposed developmen­t.

In turn, EDSB will, at its sole cost and expense, develop the proposed developmen­t which includes designing, planning, constructi­ng, completing, and commission­ing of the approved layout plans.

“Through this partnershi­p, IPSB will be entitled to a minimum of RM10.8 million or a percentage of the GDV of the land, up to RM11.3 million. We recognise that this is a good opportunit­y to unlock the value and potential of our land,” said Jentayu executive chairman Datuk Beroz Nikmal Mirdin.

He also said that the jointventu­re is in line with the group’s effort towards asset rationalis­ation.

“Ultimately, our main focus is on the renewable energy (RE) venture. Therefore, the group’s strategy has been to monetise non-yielding assets and utilise the money generated for our RE business, areas which we have more experience in,” said Beroz Nikmal.

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