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Eco World Development Group Bhd chairman Tan Sri Abdul
Rashid Abdul Manaf.
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It gained control of this mature township, which
still has 401ha of landbank, after it took over Focal Aims Holdings Bhd last
year.
“The land would be redesigned to incorporate
properties, which will not be just aesthetically pleasing, but also become
vibrant habitats for sustainable green communities to flourish,” chairman Tan
Sri Rashid Abdul Manaf said in his statement in the company’s first annual
report.
He also said the company would relaunch the final 26
residential units at Saujana 0-Lot, a small high-end development in Glenmarie
near Shah Alam, Selangor.
Rashid said Eco World derived a substantial portion
of its revenue from the Kota Masai project. He did not elaborate on other future
projects that are linked to the group, other than saying that it would deploy
its vast network to source for and identify new development opportunities in the
Klang Valley, Johor Baru and Penang.
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