N2N plans to borrow RM27 million, or 75 per cent, of the purchase price to pay for the building.
The remaining RM9 million, or 25 per cent, will be derived from internal funds.
N2N intends to occupy four storeys of the property for its own use and rent out the remaining floor space to third-party tenants.
It estimated the rental income to be generated at about RM1.76 million per annum based on current office rental rates of RM5 per sq ft per month.
By Business Times
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