Revenue fell 29% to RM62.93 million from RM88.73 million.
The lower profit and revenue were mainly due to fewer property launches in view of the weak market demand for high-end properties, the company said in a statement today.
However, going forward, the group had entered into joint ventures to develop a few pieces of strategic land in Mont' Kiara, Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur city centre, Ipoh city and Seri Manjung town.
These developments, which are at the planning stage, had an estimated gross development value of RM1.8 billion and were expected to contribute to the group's earnings for the next 15 years, YNH said.
By The EDGE Malaysia (by Tony C H Goh)
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