Alfred Loo's comment on LBS. All Comments

Alfred Loo
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LBS entered into Development Rights Agreement with Kwasa Land, which is wholly owned by EPF to develop a collective land size of 192.32 acres.

RM 8.3 billion GDV. Highest value project award from Kwasa Land by far. Truly well done LBS
KC Chiok
0.60 coming first checkpoint
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Yong Jason
fast fast I at 0.55
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Alfred Loo
This deal with Kwasa Land, is a done and secured deal. No MOU or LOI. Meaning, LBS can start the development already after getting the necessary development approvals & permits, which I assume will be fast because Kwasa Land is the Master Developer of the land and they are also wholly owned by EPF, and they want to expedite the development of this new City area.

As of date, LBS has successfully secured 2 new major townships area: Rimbawan (GDV 9.5 Billion) & Kwasa Damansara (GDV 8.3 Billion).

This is really good news because the existing major LBS townships like, BSP, D'Island, Cybersouth & Alam Perdana are almost complete, meaning not much development projects left in these areas.

If possible, LBS need to secure a 3rd major township in Melaka which is still in MOU stage with Oriental Holdings Berhad (GDV 7.0 Billion). If LBS can secure a 3rd major township, then there is a bright future ahead for LBS for the next 10-15 years.

Apart from major townships, it will also be a bonus if the LOI between LBS, CGWIC & PKNP to built a spaceport in Pahang can materialize. With 3 major townships and a spaceport, LBS will surely fly to the moon.

Short-term wise, we still need to be prepared for market fluctuations, because of market uncertainty from the US Tariffs, as well as regional conflicts (eg. clash between Thai & Cambodia). But overall, LBS has done a good job so far, in terms of its management & performance. Hoping for more good news to come.
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Alfred Loo
....and who knows, there is also a possibility if LBS do a good job in Kwasa Damansara, EPF might be the next major shareholder in LBS, and screw KWAP...hahaha
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KC Chiok
EPF always like that one, buy in check out normal practise, but the land right agreement really something big, I hope RMK13 will have to do with LBS, then 1.0 is no longer a dream
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LUCKY
I believe EPF will gradually increase its existing LBS stake in future.
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Ng Wai Chong
the KWAP....we totally can ignore him...focus on own investments to good business
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