Malaysia Building Society Berhad (MBSB) berhasrat menurunkan nisbah pembiayaan tidak berbayar (NPL) dua hingga tiga peratus daripada 8.5 peratus tahun lalu.
Ketua Pegawai Eksekutifnya, Datuk Ahmad Zaini Othman berkata, penurunan itu didorong pembiayaan pembangunan semula projek perumahan terbengkalai.
“Dalam tempoh tiga tahun lalu, MBSB terlibat dengan menguruskan projek terbengkalai dan kini hanya tinggal dua atau tiga projek masih belum diselesaikan,” katanya selepas menandatangani perjanjian bersama NCT Development Sdn Bhd bagi membiayai pembangunan semula projek perumahan Taman Kenanga, Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi, di Kuala Lumpur, semalam.
Mengulas berhubung perjanjian itu, Ahmad Zaini berkata, ia adalah usaha berterusan MBSB bagi menangani isu pinjaman legasi.
Menurutnya, perumahan Taman Kenanga adalah projek terbengkalai lebih 10 tahun dan MBSB yakin perumahan itu dapat disiapkan dalam tempoh dua tahun menerusi perjanjian bernilai RM215 juta bagi pembiayaan semula projek itu.
Sementara itu, Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif NCT Development Sdn Bhd, Zufikri Saidin berkata, projek itu adalah terbesar melibatkan keluasan 125.95 hektar dan 2,536 unit rumah kos rendah, berkembar dan apartmen dengan harga sekitar RM97,000 sehingga RM140,000 seunit.
Katanya, NCT Development Sdn Bhd turut membuat penjenamaan semula ke atas perumahan itu dari Taman Kenanga kepada Sepang Perdana dalam kawasan seluas 100 hektar meliputi pembangunan sekolah swasta, pasar raya dan pusat komersial dengan nilai pembangunan kasar RM1.5 bilion yang mengambil masa enam hingga lapan tahun pembinaan.
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MBSB signs financing agreement with NCT United
Tags: Ahmad Zaini Othman , Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi , Malaysia Building Society Bhd , MBSB , NCT United Development Sdn Bhd , Sepang , Taman Kenanga
By Mohd Kamarul Azhar of theedgeproperty.com
Wednesday, 21 March 2012 18:33
KUALA LUMPUR (Mar 21): Malaysia Building Society Bhd (MBSB) has signed an agreement for term and bridging financing facilities of up to RM215 million with NCT United Development Sdn Bhd to revive the largest abandoned housing project in the country.
The abandoned housing project, Taman Kenanga, is situated in Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi in Sepang, Selangor. The project which was initiated in 1998, was halted in 1999, and was classified as an abandoned project by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government in 2002.
Speaking during the signing ceremony on Wednesday, MBSB president and chief executive Datuk Ahmad Zaini Othman said the effort to find a permanent solution to resuscitate the project is part of MBSB's new recovery strategies.
Ahmad Zaini said the significance of the signing ceremony marks MBSB's determination to address and resolve its corporate legacy accounts. He said through programmes underlined by the new management's strategy, MBSB's net non performing loans have been reduced to 8.5% in 2011 from 18.7% in 2009.
Meanwhile, Bernama reported that NCT chief executive officer Zulfikri Saidin said "We expect the project [Taman Kenanga], with a gross development value (GDV) of RM243 million for the abandoned site, to be completed in the next two years."
He also announced that NCT would develop the balance of the land of about 250 acres with GDV of about RM1.5 billion, and would take between six to eight years to complete.
This development includes an international renowned private school, a private hospital, hypermarket and business and commercial centres, he added.
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