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Ideal to acquire 1st Avenue Mall in George Town for RM153m

IUBIB proposes to acquire 1st Avenue Mall in George Town at RM153 million. — Picture courtesy of Google Maps

The company’s subsidiary, I Homes Properties Sdn Bhd , entered into a conditional sales and purchase agreement with 1st Avenue Mall Sdn Bhd for the proposed acquisition of the property located along Magazine Road based on a willing-buyer willing-seller basis. 1st Avenue Mall, opened nine years ago, has 407,076 sq ft of net lettable space and is sited within the inner city of George Town. It is connected to Komtar and another mall, Prangin Mall, through indoor pedestrian bridges.

“As such, IUBIB will seek approval from the shareholders of the company at an Extraordinary General Meeting for the proposed diversification in conjunction with the proposed acquisition,” it said.

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