Paramount Corp Bullish On Real Estate Demand

Jeffrey Chew, Group CEO , Paramount Corporation Berhad

25-Mar-25 08:00

Paramount Corp Bullish On Real Estate Demand

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The Malaysian real estate sector was upbeat in 2024, and this is reflected in the full year earnings of mid-cap property developer Paramount Corporation, which scored its third year of total revenues over the RM1 billion ringgit mark. Can this momentum be sustained into 2025 in light of the economic headwinds at play? We discuss Paramount's expansion strategy, sales outlook and why the Urban Renewal Development Act could be good for the property sector with Group CEO Jeffrey Chew.

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