Property investments by government funds


Handsome returns: The EPF is the pioneer in this move, especially among GLICs. In 2003, it invested in Bandar Eco-Setia Sdn Bhd, the developer of the award winning Setia Eco Park township development in Shah Alam.

EPF and KWAP are increasing stake buys in projects undertaken by local developers

A UNIQUE Malaysian trend of government investment funds taking up direct stakes in iconic projects by developers is gaining momentum.

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