20220321 LBS PARTICIPATES IN THE PROPOSED JOINT VENTURE OF A LIGHT RAIL TRANSPORT SYSTEM

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LBS PARTICIPATES IN THE PROPOSED JOINT VENTURE OF A LIGHT RAIL TRANSPORT SYSTEM WITH TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT IN JOHOR BAHRU

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Petaling Jaya, 21 March 2022 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” or the “Group”) today announced that it has entered into a Heads of Agreement (“HOA”) with Nylex (Malaysia) Berhad (“Nylex”), Sinar Bina Infra Sdn. Bhd. (“SBI”), BTS Group Holdings Public Company Limited (BTS) and Ancom Berhad (“Ancom”) to build and operate a light rail transport system (“LRT Project”) with an integrated property development based on the “Transit-Oriented Development” concept in Johor Bahru’s metropolitan region. LBS and SBI have certain strategic land banks in Johor Bahru while BTS is a public listed company in Thailand and the majority shareholder of Bangkok Mass Transit System PCL, the operator of the BTS Skytrain and Bangkok BRT.

 

Pursuant to the HOA, LBS shall inject its lands at a consideration to be mutually agreed taking into account the valuation to be carried out by an independent valuer. In exchange, LBS will receive Nylex shares priced at RM0.15 per share and LBS or its affiliate shall be the preferred civil and construction contractor for the LRT Project as well as the preferred main contractor for the development of the LBS lands. The HOA is subject to the completion of a feasibility study to be conducted by BTS and professional consultants, the grant of the LRT Project concessions by the state government of Johor to SBI and signing of definitive agreements.

 

LBS Executive Chairman Tan Sri Lim Hock San said, “This potential collaboration provides us with an opportunity to monetise our lands in Johor and expand our property development and construction expertise beyond our usual housing projects. We expect to generate infrastructure construction income and steady recurring income from this project. The Johor Bahru metropolitan region is up and coming, connectivity is crucial for its growth. Our lands are strategically located. We foresee this project to be a viable development which will ease the transportation and connectivity concerns of the local community.

In addition, we are pleased to be able to work with experienced professionals who have appropriate technical skills and knowledge to see us through this project. We will work towards inking the definitive agreements and share any developments in addition to the final terms and conditions when available.”

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LBS Participates In The Proposed Joint Venture Of A Light Rail Transport System

21 March 2022

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LBS SERTAI CADANGAN KERJASAMA PEMBANGUNAN
SISTEM TRANSIT ALIRAN RINGAN DI JOHOR BAHRU



Petaling Jaya, 21 Mac 2022 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” atau “Kumpulan”) hari ini mengumumkan kerjasama melalui perjanjian utama (“HOA”) yang dimeterai dengan Nylex (Malaysia) Berhad (“Nylex”), pemegang saham Sinar Bina Infra Sdn. Bhd. (“SBI”) iaitu, BTS Group Holdings Public Company Limited (BTS) dan Ancom Berhad (“Ancom”) untuk membina dan mengendalikan sistem transit aliran ringan (“Projek LRT”) dengan pembangunan hartanah bersepadu berdasarkan konsep “Pembangunan Berorientasikan Transit” di wilayah metropolitan Johor Bahru. LBS dan SBI mempunyai bank tanah strategik di kawasan tertentu di Johor Bahru manakala BTS ialah syarikat tersenarai awam di Thailand dan pemegang saham majoriti bagi Bangkok Mass Transit System PCL, iaitu pengendali BTS Skytrain dan Bangkok BRT.

Menurut HOA, LBS akan menyediakan hartanah di kawasan tersebut berdasarkan pertimbangan yang dipersetujui bersama dengan mengambil kira penilaian yang bakal dilakukan oleh penilai bebas, bagi tujuan Projek LRT. Sebagai pertukaran, LBS akan menerima saham Nylex pada harga RM0.15 sesaham dan LBS atau mana-mana anak syarikatnya akan menjadi kontraktor utama bagi pembangunan berkaitan. HOA tertakluk kepada keputusan kajian yang akan dijalankan oleh BTS dan perunding profesional, pemberian konsesi Projek LRT oleh kerajaan negeri Johor kepada SBI serta menandatangani perjanjian muktamad bagi projek tersebut.

Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS Tan Sri Lim Hock San berkata, “Kerjasama yang berpotensi ini memberi peluang untuk kami memberi nilai tambah yang sewajarnya ke atas tanah-tanah kami di Johor di samping meningkatkan kepakaran pembangunan hartanah dan pembinaan sertai mengatasi projek perumahan yang biasa dibangunkan. Kami menjangka untuk menjana pendapatan melalui pembinaan infrastruktur dan pendapatan berulang yang stabil melalui projek ini. Wilayah metropolitan Johor Bahru semakin membangun dan, kesinambungan merupakan elemen yang penting bagi pertumbuhannya. Tambahan pula, tanah-tanah kami ini terletak di lokasi yang strategik. Kami menjangkakan projek ini akan menjadi pembangunan yang berdaya maju di samping melancarkan pengangkutan dan akses di kalangan masyarakat setempat.

Selain dari itu, kami gembira dapat bekerjasama dengan golongan profesional yang berpengalaman dan berkemahiran teknikal serta berpengetahuan luas untuk membantu kami di dalam projek ini. Kami akan berusaha untuk memuktamadkan perjanjian ini dan berkongsi sebarang maklumat sebagai tambahan kepada terma dan syarat perjanjian tersebut.”

 

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LBS SERTAI CADANGAN KERJASAMA PEMBANGUNAN
SISTEM TRANSIT ALIRAN RINGAN DI JOHOR BAHRU


 

Petaling Jaya, 21 Mac 2022 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” atau “Kumpulan”) hari ini mengumumkan kerjasama melalui perjanjian utama (“HOA”) yang dimeterai dengan Nylex (Malaysia) Berhad (“Nylex”), pemegang saham Sinar Bina Infra Sdn. Bhd. (“SBI”) iaitu, BTS Group Holdings Public Company Limited (BTS) dan Ancom Berhad (“Ancom”) untuk membina dan mengendalikan sistem transit aliran ringan (“Projek LRT”) dengan pembangunan hartanah bersepadu berdasarkan konsep “Pembangunan Berorientasikan Transit” di wilayah metropolitan Johor Bahru. LBS dan SBI mempunyai bank tanah strategik di kawasan tertentu di Johor Bahru manakala BTS ialah syarikat tersenarai awam di Thailand dan pemegang saham majoriti bagi Bangkok Mass Transit System PCL, iaitu pengendali BTS Skytrain dan Bangkok BRT.

Menurut HOA, LBS akan menyediakan hartanah di kawasan tersebut berdasarkan pertimbangan yang dipersetujui bersama dengan mengambil kira penilaian yang bakal dilakukan oleh penilai bebas, bagi tujuan Projek LRT. Sebagai pertukaran, LBS akan menerima saham Nylex pada harga RM0.15 sesaham dan LBS atau mana-mana anak syarikatnya akan menjadi kontraktor utama bagi pembangunan berkaitan. HOA tertakluk kepada keputusan kajian yang akan dijalankan oleh BTS dan perunding profesional, pemberian konsesi Projek LRT oleh kerajaan negeri Johor kepada SBI serta menandatangani perjanjian muktamad bagi projek tersebut.

Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS Tan Sri Lim Hock San berkata, “Kerjasama yang berpotensi ini memberi peluang untuk kami memberi nilai tambah yang sewajarnya ke atas tanah-tanah kami di Johor di samping meningkatkan kepakaran pembangunan hartanah dan pembinaan sertai mengatasi projek perumahan yang biasa dibangunkan. Kami menjangka untuk menjana pendapatan melalui pembinaan infrastruktur dan pendapatan berulang yang stabil melalui projek ini. Wilayah metropolitan Johor Bahru semakin membangun dan, kesinambungan merupakan elemen yang penting bagi pertumbuhannya. Tambahan pula, tanah-tanah kami ini terletak di lokasi yang strategik. Kami menjangkakan projek ini akan menjadi pembangunan yang berdaya maju di samping melancarkan pengangkutan dan akses di kalangan masyarakat setempat.

Selain dari itu, kami gembira dapat bekerjasama dengan golongan profesional yang berpengalaman dan berkemahiran teknikal serta berpengetahuan luas untuk membantu kami di dalam projek ini. Kami akan berusaha untuk memuktamadkan perjanjian ini dan berkongsi sebarang maklumat sebagai tambahan kepada terma dan syarat perjanjian tersebut.”

 

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Build your own house or buy a ready-to-move-in house? Which one is better?

Are you still on the fence about whether to build your own house or buy a house? No matter what your choice, make sure you first consider the costs, advantages and disadvantages, and other related things before owning your dream home.
For those who fantasised to own a dream home, you will definitely look at some of the options available before making the best decision. The most popular dilemma is often between building your own house or buying a house, which one is better? If some of you are still wondering about the best option, in this article we will share with you a few tips that can help you make the best choice for yourself.
1. First, study your goals
Before you go any further, the first thing to do is study the goals of why you want to own a house. Is your goal for investment or to live there?
Owning a house as an investment
If you wish to own a house as an investment, in this situation, you should buy a ready-to-move-in house. To get the best investment home, you can start by doing research on the location and price of the house. If you know where to get the best offer, the price of this house can be further slashed with a discount from the housing developer for under-con houses while for subsale houses you can negotiate the price with the landlord.
Owning a house to live in
If you wish to own a house to live with your family, there are two options; buy a house or build your own house. For those with better things to deal with and who cannot manage the process of building a house from beginning to end, just buy a house from the property developer or the subsale housing market. If you want a personal touch and style, you can build your own house for more satisfaction. There are 12 steps to building your own house in Malaysia if you are interested.
2. Do you own a piece of land or not
Now let’s see what to do if you own a piece of land and what is the option if you have none.
If you own a piece of land

Next, do you own land or not? If you already own one or want to build a house on your parents’ land, there is an assistance scheme that can be utilised, namely the SPNB Skim Rumah Mesra Rakyat (RMR). What is interesting regarding this programme is, successful applicants will get a construction subsidy of RM20,000. For those who are eligible, it is a relatively large amount and can be fully utilised. The Rumah Mesra Rakyat application can be made on the official website of Syarikat Perumahan Negara Berhad (SPNB), RMR Online System.

For those who are not eligible to apply for the SPNB RMR Scheme, you can hire contractors to build your house. Yet you need to be wary of irresponsible house contractors who may cause your home construction project abandoned and overdue for a long time. In fact, make sure that the house that has been completed has a warranty or guarantee to ensure that if there is any damage to the house due to unsatisfactory quality of work, you can still claim your rights.

To ensure that the process of building a house on your land runs smoothly, make sure you make a valid written agreement with the contractor. Make sure every item is clearly stated such as house price as well as construction period.

Many companies offer home building packages for landowners. You just need to do a compare and contrast, and research to determine which company is recognised and fits your budget.

Also, if you own a piece of land, this does not mean you can freely build a house on the site. This is because each land has its land status. For example, if you want to build a house on agricultural land, you may need to change the status of the ‘agricultural’ to ‘building’ first, subject to the approval of the District Council.

In fact, some bank policies require the status of agricultural land to be converted to building land for them to approve loans. Even if the District Council in your area has already approved a building plan on agricultural land, it does not mean that your loan will be approved by the bank. Therefore, make sure you know the status of the land on which you want to build a house, do not build it yet as you have to demolish it if you do not get the approval of the Local Authority.

If you do not own a piece of land
If you do not own a piece of land, buying a ready-to-move-in house is convenient if you want to save costs. If you want to build your own house without owning a piece of land, you have to pay twice the expenses; buy the land and build a house.
3. Determine the nearby public facilities
In addition, don’t forget to research nearby public facilities. While this is important, this factor is often overlooked by homeowners. Public facilities such as schools, public transportation, police stations, electricity, and water supply close to your home will make your life more comfortable. Here are some of the advantages and disadvantages of building a house as well as buying a house from the public facilities perspective.
Build your own house
  • If you own a piece of land and you’re planning to build a house but it is very remote and isolated, you need to be willing to incur extra costs to get supplies such as electricity and water (additional costs will apply for electricity poles and pipes).
  • If it is too far and isolated, do consider the safety aspect especially if you have a family in case there’s a medical emergency or crime. Travel distances between public facilities such as hospitals and police stations should also be taken into account. However, if the area itself is already within proximity to any of these public facilities, you can already start the project in peace.
Buy a ready-to-move-in house
  • One of the undeniable advantages of buying a ready-to-move-in home is the strategic location. As a tactic to attract buyers, the housing developer will offer public facilities that are already available and close to the construction project.
  • Some of the construction projects that have been built are within a short distance from job opportunities. Not just that, facilities such as public transport can also be one of the attractions to buying a ready-to-move-in house. So, as a homeowner, you just have to make a choice of which location you want.
4. Calculate the cost to build your own house and buy a house.

Attractive young woman and her handsome husband looking at each other while calculating family expenses, interior of spacious living room on background

It is not a 100% complete decision if you don’t make a cost calculation. Here are some important things to consider before making calculations for each of these options.

Build your own house
Cost calculation should be done from the beginning of the construction project to the end of it. Also, make more allocations as you may have to bear other additional costs such as rising building material prices. If you are taking a package with a homebuilding company, make sure you only pay the promised package price.
Loans for building a house

To build a house, two parties will usually provide house building loans, namely government loans for civil servants and bank loans. For Government Housing Loans/ Lembaga Pembiayaan Perumahan Sektor Awam (LPPSA), the government offers two types of loans for the construction of houses on your land with several conditions:

  • House construction can only begin after the loan is approved
  • The building plan is approved by the local authority and the approval period is still in force
  • The house must be built according to the plan during the loan approval
  • Fees will be paid based on the development of the stage of the house being built.

For bank loans, the approval conditions and loan policy depend on the bank itself. For a home-building loan with a bank, you need to ask your bank officer about the conditions that have been set.

Buy a ready-to-move-in house
For those who want to buy a ready-to-move-in house, the cost to be incurred depends on the home market whether subsale or undercon. As for the auction house market, it will depend on the price bid and any cost of repairing the damaged house. The calculation of the cost for this completed house is easier to anticipate because the costs involved do not depend on fluctuations in the price of building materials.
5. Allocate a budget that you can afford and evaluate
Once you’re done with the calculation, compare the required cost with your budget. Also, make sure the budget is made based on your capacity and not just because you can afford it. Many simply take their eligibility factors and continue to make housing loans with their available salary regardless of their monthly commitments as well as their lifestyle expenses. Also, set a maximum budget that you can afford. For example, if your income can only afford to pay a loan of RM150,000 make sure your budget does not exceed this amount. This can prevent you from incurring the burden of additional monthly repayment.
6. Advantages and disadvantages: Build your own house or buy a ready-to-move-in house
We compare the advantages and disadvantages between building your own house and buying a ready-to-move-in house to make it easier for you to make a decision.
Advantages of building a house on your land

If you want to build your own house, here are the advantages:

  • A home design can be set according to your taste
  • You can build a house with a budget as low as RM100/per sq. ft up to as expensive as RM300/ sq.ft
  • Those who plan to expand the size of the house in the future may plan from scratch. For example, in the future, you want to add a fish pond at home and you already have a budget. During the early stages of house construction, you can already allocate the land area for the desired fish pond.
Disadvantages of building a house on your land

At the same time, you must also take into account the disadvantages of building a house on your land.

  • To save costs, you need to have your land
  • You need to have a basic knowledge of the whole process of building a house to prevent you from being cheated by parties trying to manipulate you
  • There may be additional costs from the original calculation. Construction prices may go up or you have to hire other construction workers
  • Usually to build a house yourself need to make two loans, namely a loan to buy land (if you do not own a piece of land) and a loan to build a house
  • Housing loan payments should start as soon as the money is received. Therefore, while the house is being completed, you may have to pay off the loan (and maybe rent too) while waiting for your house to be ready
  • If you are not careful when choosing a home contractor services, you may face the risk of being scammed by the contractor.
Advantages of buying a ready-to-move-in house

Buying a ready-to-move-in house also has its advantages. You can choose to buy a house in the primary market or a sub-sale house.

  • You do need to know about the technical aspects of construction and construction costs, you just need to know the process of buying a house
  • The risk of going over a set budget is lower because most cost estimates will not exceed a set rate
  • There is no risk of being cheated by the contractor
  • Completed houses are usually complete with other facilities such as shops, schools, etc
  • For those who need loans, more housing loan assistance schemes are being offered to buy ready-to-move-in houses.
Disadvantages of buying a ready-to-move-in house

Now, let’s see the downside of buying a house.

  • An auction or sub-sale house can be at risk of being damaged and requiring additional repair costs
  • For the undercon housing market, irresponsible developers can risk the project being abandoned
  • There are no options for home design.

No matter whether you choose to build your own house or buy a ready-to-move-in house, each of these options has its advantages and disadvantages. What’s important, check your financial stability before making the choice that best suits you. Think wisely and consider all options before making a final decision. If you have experience in building your own house, share it with us. Whatever your choice is, good luck!

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MGB Interview with The Edge

Tan Sri Lim Hock San joined an interview with The Edge. The interview comprised of insights about MGB Berhad profile and updates. Also discussed were the development of IBS as well as large-scale projects jointly cooperated by MGB and the Selangor State Government known as Rumah Selangorku Idaman MBI (Idaman).

The interview was published on the 16th and 17th of February 2022

Virtual Reality in Property Industry

The property industry has been evolving and changing with the advancement of technology and the challenges of Covid-19. With the effects and restrictions of the pandemic, the property industry must learn to adapt and overcome the many obstacles in order to survive. A game-changer that has been transforming the way we buy and sell homes in Malaysia is virtual reality (VR).

Typically, homebuyers visit multiple properties before deciding on the one they want to buy. This can be very time-consuming and also expensive if the properties are far from where the buyer lives. VR helps solve this by allowing people to virtually visit and experience properties without leaving the comfort of their homes. One can put on a VR headset or simply view from one’s mobile device and view the property.

LBS Bina Group is one of the property developers which has adopted VR with the use of Matterport. By capturing many pictures, the program combines the pictures and creates a 3D replica of the unit. People can now enjoy virtual tours which allow users to view and move within a property unit with just a click of a button.

Part of the VR advancement that has changed how we design and present property to clients includes virtual home staging and architectural visualisation. Virtual home staging helps to virtually fill up an empty unit with furniture and interior design, enabling homebuyers to view fully furnished units. This can save the cost of actually sourcing and buying suitable furniture to furnish a unit. Architectural visualisation creates 3D models that help potential buyers visualise and imagine the architecture of an upcoming property that has yet to be built. These advancements help to create greater emotional connections when comparing the experience of 3D virtual tours and viewing 2D pictures.

VR allows anyone to view the property over long distances through the use of the internet. Clients are able to virtually visit the properties as and when they want, with no time limit to how long spent viewing the property. The customer experience can be further enhanced with add-ons like mortgage calculators and additional information on the property and neighbourhood. This will help clients get all the necessary information about the property before contacting a real estate agent and arranging a physical visit to the house they are interested in.

In conclusion, VR technology has already been transforming the property industry here in Malaysia. Realising the benefits and uses of VR, an increasing number of property developers, real estate property online portals, and others are adopting VR into their business models.

20220224 LBS FYE2021 NET PROFIT LEAPS BY 76%

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LBS FYE2021 NET PROFIT LEAPS BY 76%  

  • Q4FYE2021 revenue increased by 50%
  • Outperformed 2021 sales target by 31% to RM1.58 billion
  • 18 ongoing projects with an estimated GDV of RM5.30 billion
  • Unbilled sales of RM2.30 billion

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Petaling Jaya, 24 February 2022 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” or the “Group”) today announced its fourth-quarter results for the financial year ended 31 December 2021 (“Q4FYE2021”).

For the period under review, LBS reported a revenue of RM441.84 million. This translates to a year-on-year increase of 50%. To add on, the Group recorded a profit after tax (“PAT”) of RM46.38 million for Q4FYE2021, an impressive 41% increase as compared to Q4FYE2020.

For FYE2021, revenue increased by 24%, year-on-year, from RM1.10 billion to RM1.36 billion. The RM1.36 billion revenue is LBS’ highest ever achieved. The PAT increased by 76%, from RM67.29 million to RM118.70 million.

The strong FYE2021 performance was attributed to the innovative digitalisation efforts by the Group such as LBS’ Virtual Property Page, Raikan Rezeki Bersama LBS and Vacci-Nation Bonanza digital campaigns, as well as in-demand products which were well-received by the public.

On the property development front, which is the Group’s main earnings contributor, revenue increased to RM1.30 billion, resulting in a 26% increase year-on-year. The respective increase was the end result of good take up rates and steady construction progress at ongoing projects such as Residensi Bintang Bukit Jalil, Alam Awana Industrial Park, Cameron Centrum, KITA @ Cybersouth and LBS Alam Perdana.

LBS currently has 18 ongoing development projects with an estimated Gross Development Value (“GDV”) of RM5.3 billion. The landbank of 2,744 acres, as at 31 December 2021, will keep the Group busy for the next 10 years. Unbilled sales of RM2.30 billion will contribute positively to the Group’s revenue over the next two to three years.

Commenting on the results, LBS Executive Chairman Tan Sri Lim Hock San said, “FYE2021 has turned out to be an exceptional year for LBS. Our numbers reached an all-time high. Nevertheless, I hope that our financial results are a testament of the direction LBS is heading towards and that the general public and our shareholders keep their faith in us.

In 2021, we surpassed our property sales target by 31%, hitting RM1.58 billion as compared to our initial target of RM1.20 billion. This is a great start to 2022. Property development will continue to be our core business. Therefore, we have set ourselves a higher property sales target of RM1.60 billion for 2022 via 14 new project launches with a gross development value of RM1.77 billion. We are confident our launches will continue to receive strong responses, given the strategic locations. Further, with the roll-out of the vaccination booster shots, it appears that the days of lockdowns are out of sight.

In 2022, we will remain true to our three main pillars of Affordability, Connectivity and Community. The LBS team is motivated to rise to the challenge of delivering developments in strategic locations while maintaining affordable prices to meet homebuyers’ needs and to win their trust. We will continue to monitor the market and implement appropriate strategies to ensure our operations are not disrupted. We remain optimistic of our growth prospects for 2022.”

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LBS FYE2021 Net Profit Leaps By 76%

24 February 2022

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LBS CATAT PENINGKATAN KEUNTUNGAN BERSIH 76%

BAGI FYE2021

 

  • Hasil Q4FYE2021 meningkat sebanyak 50%
  • Mencapai prestasi jualan 2021 sebanyak 31% kepada RM1.58 bilion
  • 18 projek sedang berjalan dengan anggaran GDV sebanyak RM5.30 bilion
  • Jualan belum dibil RM2.30 bilion


Petaling Jaya, 24 Februari 2022 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” atau “Kumpulan”) hari ini mengumumkan keputusan suku keempatnya bagi tahun kewangan berakhir 31 Disember 2021 (“Q4FYE2021”).

Bagi tempoh dalam tinjauan, LBS melaporkan hasil keuntungan sebanyak RM441.84 juta yang diterjemahkan dari peningkatan tahun ke tahun sebanyak 50%. Syarikat turut mencatat keuntungan selepas cukai (“PAT”) sebanyak RM46.38 juta untuk Q4FYE2021, peningkatan yang amat memberangsangkan sebanyak 41 % berbanding Q4FYE2020.

Bagi FYE2021, keuntungan meningkat sebanyak 24.4%, tahun ke tahun, daripada RM1.10 bilion kepada RM1.36 bilion. Keuntungan RM1.36 bilion merupakan pencapaian tertinggi yang direkodkan oleh LBS dengan PAT meningkat 76% daripada RM67.29 juta kepada RM118.70 juta.

Prestasi FYE2021 yang kukuh ini didorong oleh usaha inovatif Syarikat di dalam inisiatif pendigitalan dan pelancaran Laman Hartanah Virtual LBS, Kempen Raikan Rezeki Bersama LBS dan Kempen Digital Vacci-Nation Bonanza yang menerima maklum balas dan diterima baik oleh orang ramai.

Dari segi pembangunan hartanah, yang merupakan penyumbang pendapatan utama LBS, pendapatan mencatatkan peningkatan kepada RM1.30 bilion, iaitu kenaikan 26% tahun ke tahun.  Kenaikan ini didorong dari kadar pengambilan yang baik, dan kemajuan pembinaan yang stabil di projek yang sedang berjalan seperti Residensi Bintang Bukit Jalil, Taman Perindustrian Alam Awana, Cameron Centrum, KITA @ Cybersouth dan LBS Alam Perdana.

LBS mempunyai 18 projek pembangunan yang sedang berjalan dengan Nilai Pembangunan Kasar (“GDV”) sebanyak RM5.3 bilion, bank tanah seluas 2,744 ekar, setakat 31 Disember 2021, yang akan memastikan pengurusan syarikat aktif beroperasi untuk tempoh 10 tahun akan datang. Manakala jualan tidak dibil sebanyak RM2.30 bilion akan memberikan pulangan secara positif Syarikat untuk tempoh dua ke tiga tahun ke hadapan.

Mengulas mengenai keputusan itu, Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS, Tan Sri Lim Hock San berkata, “FYE2021 telah menjadi tahun yang luar biasa untuk LBS. Jumlah keuntungan kami mencapai paras yang tertinggi. Oleh itu, saya berharap keputusan kewangan LBS ini akan menjadi suatu kenyataan hala tuju LBS di dalam melangkah ke hadapan di samping mengekalkan kepercayaan para pemegang saham terhadap usaha LBS.

Pada tahun 2021, kami melepasi sasaran jualan hartanah kami sebanyak 31%, mencecah RM1.58 bilion berbanding sasaran awal kami sebanyak RM1.20 bilion. Ini merupakan permulaan yang baik untuk 2022. Pembangunan hartanah kekal menjadi perniagaan teras kami. Oleh itu, LBS telah menetapkan sasaran jualan yang lebih tinggi pada 2022 iaitu sebanyak RM1.60 bilion dengan menyasarkan 14 buah projek baru dengan nilai GDV sebanyak RM1.77 bilion. Kami yakin projek-projek ini bakal mendapat sambutan menggalakkan, berikutan lokasinya yang strategik. Ditambah dengan pelancaran suntikan penggalak vaksinasi, di mana kerajaan tidak lagi bercadang untuk mengenakan Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan di masa hadapan.

Untuk tahun 2022, kami akan terus berpegang teguh pada tiga tonggak utama kami iaitu Mampu Milik, Kesalinghubungan dan Komuniti. LBS turut berazam untuk menyediakan pembangunan di lokasi strategik dan mengekalkan harga yang berpatutan bagi memenuhi keperluan pembeli rumah di samping memenangi kepercayaan mereka. Kami akan terus memantau pasaran dan melaksanakan strategi sesuai bagi memastikan operasi kami berjalan lancer dan kekal optimis terhadap prospek pertumbuhan kami untuk 2022.”

 

-Tamat-

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LBS CATAT PENINGKATAN KEUNTUNGAN BERSIH 76%

BAGI FYE2021

  • Hasil Q4FYE2021 meningkat sebanyak 50%
  • Mencapai prestasi jualan 2021 sebanyak 31% kepada RM1.58 bilion
  • 18 projek sedang berjalan dengan anggaran GDV sebanyak RM5.30 bilion
  • Jualan belum dibil RM2.30 bilion

 

Petaling Jaya, 24 Februari 2022 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” atau “Kumpulan”) hari ini mengumumkan keputusan suku keempatnya bagi tahun kewangan berakhir 31 Disember 2021 (“Q4FYE2021”).

Bagi tempoh dalam tinjauan, LBS melaporkan hasil keuntungan sebanyak RM441.84 juta yang diterjemahkan dari peningkatan tahun ke tahun sebanyak 50%. Syarikat turut mencatat keuntungan selepas cukai (“PAT”) sebanyak RM46.38 juta untuk Q4FYE2021, peningkatan yang amat memberangsangkan sebanyak 41 % berbanding Q4FYE2020.

Bagi FYE2021, keuntungan meningkat sebanyak 24.4%, tahun ke tahun, daripada RM1.10 bilion kepada RM1.36 bilion. Keuntungan RM1.36 bilion merupakan pencapaian tertinggi yang direkodkan oleh LBS dengan PAT meningkat 76% daripada RM67.29 juta kepada RM118.70 juta.

Prestasi FYE2021 yang kukuh ini didorong oleh usaha inovatif Syarikat di dalam inisiatif pendigitalan dan pelancaran Laman Hartanah Virtual LBS, Kempen Raikan Rezeki Bersama LBS dan Kempen Digital Vacci-Nation Bonanza yang menerima maklum balas dan diterima baik oleh orang ramai.

Dari segi pembangunan hartanah, yang merupakan penyumbang pendapatan utama LBS, pendapatan mencatatkan peningkatan kepada RM1.30 bilion, iaitu kenaikan 26% tahun ke tahun.  Kenaikan ini didorong dari kadar pengambilan yang baik, dan kemajuan pembinaan yang stabil di projek yang sedang berjalan seperti Residensi Bintang Bukit Jalil, Taman Perindustrian Alam Awana, Cameron Centrum, KITA @ Cybersouth dan LBS Alam Perdana.

LBS mempunyai 18 projek pembangunan yang sedang berjalan dengan Nilai Pembangunan Kasar (“GDV”) sebanyak RM5.3 bilion, bank tanah seluas 2,744 ekar, setakat 31 Disember 2021, yang akan memastikan pengurusan syarikat aktif beroperasi untuk tempoh 10 tahun akan datang. Manakala jualan tidak dibil sebanyak RM2.30 bilion akan memberikan pulangan secara positif Syarikat untuk tempoh dua ke tiga tahun ke hadapan.

Mengulas mengenai keputusan itu, Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS, Tan Sri Lim Hock San berkata, “FYE2021 telah menjadi tahun yang luar biasa untuk LBS. Jumlah keuntungan kami mencapai paras yang tertinggi. Oleh itu, saya berharap keputusan kewangan LBS ini akan menjadi suatu kenyataan hala tuju LBS di dalam melangkah ke hadapan di samping mengekalkan kepercayaan para pemegang saham terhadap usaha LBS.

Pada tahun 2021, kami melepasi sasaran jualan hartanah kami sebanyak 31%, mencecah RM1.58 bilion berbanding sasaran awal kami sebanyak RM1.20 bilion. Ini merupakan permulaan yang baik untuk 2022. Pembangunan hartanah kekal menjadi perniagaan teras kami. Oleh itu, LBS telah menetapkan sasaran jualan yang lebih tinggi pada 2022 iaitu sebanyak RM1.60 bilion dengan menyasarkan 14 buah projek baru dengan nilai GDV sebanyak RM1.77 bilion. Kami yakin projek-projek ini bakal mendapat sambutan menggalakkan, berikutan lokasinya yang strategik. Ditambah dengan pelancaran suntikan penggalak vaksinasi, di mana kerajaan tidak lagi bercadang untuk mengenakan Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan di masa hadapan.

Untuk tahun 2022, kami akan terus berpegang teguh pada tiga tonggak utama kami iaitu Mampu Milik, Kesalinghubungan dan Komuniti. LBS turut berazam untuk menyediakan pembangunan di lokasi strategik dan mengekalkan harga yang berpatutan bagi memenuhi keperluan pembeli rumah di samping memenangi kepercayaan mereka. Kami akan terus memantau pasaran dan melaksanakan strategi sesuai bagi memastikan operasi kami berjalan lancer dan kekal optimis terhadap prospek pertumbuhan kami untuk 2022.”

 

-Tamat-