AME Elite units to dispose of i-TechValley land for RM209.84mil | The Star

AME Elite units to dispose of i-TechValley land for RM209.84mil


KUALA LUMPUR: AME Elite Consortium Bhd, via two wholly-owned subsidiaries, has agreed to dispose of 11 plots of industrial land in the i-TechValley in Phase 3 of the southern industrial and logistics clusters (SILC) in Iskander Puteri, Johor, to Digital Hyperspace Malaysia Sdn Bhd for a combined RM209.84mil cash.

The disposal consideration of the land, measuring a total of 34.91 acres, works out to a price tag of RM138 psf.

AME Elite said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia the gross cash proceeds will be utilised to partially fund the its ongoing development of i-TechValley at Phase 3 of SILC while boosting its working capital position.

According to the group, the original cost of investment in the lands by its subsidiaries on Dec 30, 2020, is about RM89.23mil.

Based on the latest financial statements as at March 31, 2023, the total cost of investment in the lands, including transaction and development costs and excluding finance costs in relation to the unwinding of discount on the deferred purchase consideration, is about RM84.15mil.

AME Elite said it is expected to realise an estimated net pro forma gain of about RM85.13mil from the proposed sale, which is expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2025.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

AME Elite , i-TechValley

   

Next In Business News

Zantat aims to expand bioplastic product line
Sime Darby's industrial division drives 3Q net profit to RM340mil
MSM Malaysia registers 1Q net profit of RM41.71mil on improved margins
FBM KLCI maintains positive sentiment despite US rate jitters
SME Corp targets six MSMEs to be listed on Bursa Malaysia by 2026
MoF wants new LEAP Market measures to be ready by early next year
Vibrant semiconductor industry fortifies Malaysia's role as reliable regional partner - PM
Capital markets key to boosting SME financing, promoting innovation
SC aims to grow MSME, MTC capital market fundraising to RM40bil by 2028
Ringgit slips as Fed minutes weigh on demand

Others Also Read