UEM Land managing director and chief executive officer Wan Abdullah Wan Ibrahim said on July 1 the company was in “talks with four to five potential partners including locals and from Australia and Singapore” for the project.
Dubai’s Damac Properties had in June pulled out of a deal to acquire 43.54 acres of land in Nusajaya for RM396.4 million from UEM Land after a disagreement over a second extension for the approval period.
By The EDGE Malaysia (by Cindy Yeap)
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