In a Bursa Malaysia filing, the company said its wholly-owned sub-subsidiary had entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement yesterday with Premier Land Resources for the land, which is currently a palm oil plantation measuring 521.1ha.
Proceeds from the disposal will be used mainly to reduce Amcorp Properties' debts and as working capital.
The group estimates a gain of RM39.7mil from the disposal based on the net book value of the land of RM80.9mil as at March 31 this year.
By The Star
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