BOUSTEAD PROPERTIES BERHAD GIVES AID TO JOHOR FLOOD VICTIMS

Property developer, Boustead Properties Berhad (“Boustead Properties” or “Company”), a member of Boustead Group, has responded to the plight of thousands in Johor who were impacted by the recent floods. Together with its subsidiary Mutiara Rini Sdn Bhd, the Company donated RM20,000 in aid of the victims, through the Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS).

From left: Liaison Manager of Boustead Properties Berhad, Othman Mohd Ali, hands over the mock-cheque on behalf of Boustead Properties Berhad to Dato’ Rashidi Md Nor, Deputy Chairman, National Committee for Community Services & Health, Malaysian Red Crescent Society in Johor Bahru

The contribution was presented to Dato’ Rashidi Md Nor, Deputy Chairman, National Committee for Community Services & Health, MRCS, in Johor, which will be used to purchase food and other essentials.

Boustead Properties Acting Chief Executive Officer, Izaddeen Daud said, “We are saddened by the loss of lives and plight of flood victims who have lost their homes to the floods. We hope our support to the relief operations will help lighten the victims’ burdens and help them get through these trying times.”

“We would also like to commend MRCS and the authorities for their tremendous relief efforts and selfless dedication in providing much-needed aid at a time when the country continues to deal with pandemic-related health concerns,” Izaddeen added.

“MRCS would like to record our heartfelt thanks to Boustead Properties for coming forward to donate to the flood victims here in Johor. We look forward to more corporate players to join in this concerted effort to extend assistance to the flood victims in rebuilding their lives,” said Dato’ Rashidi.

Mutiara Rini Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Boustead Properties Berhad, launched its first 1,438 acres mixed residential township property development, Taman Mutiara Rini in Skudai, Johor in 1996. Throughout the years, it has grown into a reputable township in Johor with facilities and amenities such as schools, malls, petrol stations, football fields, cricket pitch, hockey pitch and 64 acres urban forest.

  

About Boustead Properties Berhad

Boustead Properties Berhad (“Boustead Properties” or the “Company”) is part of Boustead Holdings Berhad, one of the nation’s oldest conglomerates. Boustead Properties’s core business activities are property development, property management, retail and investment. The Company is the master developer of Mutiara Damansara township and has strong presence in Skudai, Johor through its mixed residential development, Mutiara Rini.

Boustead Properties is currently developing One Cochrane Residences situated in the bustling district of Cheras in Kuala Lumpur and is undertaking a 1,200 acres flagship development, Mutiara Hills in Semenyih. Boustead Properties developed and owns the Curve, Malaysia’s first pedestrianised shopping mall located in Mutiara Damansara.

 

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