Past Projects

SHOPPING CENTRE MANAGEMENT

Kluang Mall

Opened in 2008. Changed the retail landscape for the Kluang district within a 20km radius. It was not just a shopping mall, but a shopping icon for the residents.

Wangsa Walk Mall

Opened end 2009. It was delayed for over a year but was brought back to life to be a very successful and popular destination mall in the neighbourhood.

Batu Pahat Mall

Opened in 2007. The town was just not ready for any new malls during that time as there were already a few in existence. However, Batu Pahat Mall proved the skeptics wrong when it turned out to be a success story.

City One

Opened in December 2012. With a total retail investment of more than RM400 million, CITY ONE Megamall was one of the largest shopping malls in East Malaysia with 600 retail units, 3 anchor tenants and 7 mini anchor tenants over 4 ½ levels of shopping area. Making their maiden appearance for the 1st time in Kuching are Metrojaya, GSC (Golden Screen Cinemas), Queen’s, Reject Shop, Baskin Robbins, Optimo and Focus Point.

Alor Star Mall

Opened in 2005. It was originally an abandoned building without a good location nor access. But, with the support from the owner as well as hard work and dedication from the team, Alor Star Mall was eventually launched with measured success.

KB Mall

Opened in 2004. By far, the success story of success stories, the stone that turned into a precious gem. On its onset, there were many who were skeptical of the mall ever being a success, except of course for the owner. It was conceptualized for the present and planned for a long-term expansion in the near future. Since its opening, it has shown everyone how successful it can be. Interestingly, similar malls that opened later have failed. KB Mall is the only mall out of the Klang Valley that has won the FIABCI Malaysia award for Best Shopping Centre.