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EUPE In Growth Mode

Dato' Beh Huck Lee, Group MD, EUPE

14-Jun-24 08:00

EUPE In Growth Mode

EUPE Corporation Berhad has been a property developer since 1986 by combining innovative and affordable homes through a unique shared value approach. Dato' Beh Huck Lee, Group Managing Director of EUPE highlights the corporation's distinctive approach to residential design and perhaps explains in the share price has suddenly been on a tear.

Produced by: Wong Shou Ning

Presented by: Philip See


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Categories:  property

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