S P Setia, Mah Sing Extend Deadline For 275 Acre Land Disposal To December 2
S P Setia and Mah Sing have extended the deadline for a land disposal deal. The deal involves 275.40 acres of freehold land. The new deadline is December 2. The land is being sold by a subsidiary of S P Setia to subsidiaries of Mah Sing.
What it means for buyers, tenants and investorsShareholders of S P Setia and Mah Sing can check the progress of the land disposal deal, which may affect the companies' financials and project plans.
What it means for Japanese buyers
S P Setia and Mah Sing extended a land disposal deal deadline to December 2.
The deal involves 275.40 acres of freehold land in Selangor.
Japanese investors in S P Setia or Mah Sing can check the deal's progress, which may affect the companies' financials.
They can contact the companies or a financial advisor for more information.
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Key facts
| Companies | S P SetiaMah Sing |
|---|---|
| Areas | Selangor |
| Section | Property market |
| Date | |
| Source | Business Today ↗ |
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