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FREEHOLD APR - JUN 2016 EKOVEST PP18916/11/2015(034379) Duplex Service Apartment Service Apartment EkoTitiwangsa The Just-walk-award Best Integrated Development Office Suites arena of youth starproperty.my awards2016 Shaping The Next Generation of Hotel Suites Taman Mutiara Construction Excellence MRT Station Shopping Mall Contra Flow Implementation At DUKE 1 LOVING GENERATIONS HaPPY PARENTS DAY A SYMBOL OF ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES 12 acres of freehold mixed development: service apartment, office suites & hotel suites 1 million square feet of retail spaces featuring a multi-screen Cineplex, specialty stores, services & restaurants Link to Taman Mutiara MRT station 9km away from KL City Centre Green Building Concept FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL SCAN FOR WEBSITE DEVELOPER HEAD OFFICE EKOVEST BERHAD SALES GALLERY Ekovest Capital Sdn Bhd (486071-X) Wisma Ekovest, No. 118, No. 122, Jalan Desa Gombak 1, Jalan Gombak, 53000 Kuala Lumpur. +603 4032 1881 (Formerly known as Prompt Capital Sdn Bhd) Jalan Gombak, 53000 Kuala Lumpur. T : +603-4032 1881 F : +603-4032 1771 A wholly-owned subsidiary of Ekovest Berhad T : +603-4021 5948 E : [email protected] www.ekocheras.com E : [email protected] GPS Co.: N 3°11'38.6" E 101°42'18.5" www.ekovest.com.my Developer's License No : 13176-1/09-2016/02380(L) • Validity Period :10/09/2015 - 09/09/2016 • Advertising & Sales Permit No : 13176-1/09-2016/02380(P) • Approving Authority : Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur • Building Plan Reference No : BP S2 OSC 2013 0077 • Land Tenure : Freehold • Total Units : Block E-353 (Service Apartment) ; Block H&J-1,163 (Service Apartment) ; Block A-105 (Office) ; Block N-260 (Hotel) • Expected Date of Completion : Dec 2017 • Selling Price : RM516,600 (min) - RM1,247,800 (max) • Land Encumbrances : CIMB Bank Berhad • Bumiputra Discount : 5% • All information contained herein is subject to change without notification as may be required by the relevant authorities or developer's architect and cannot form part of an offer or contract. All illustrations and pictures are artist's impressions only. All measurements are approximate. Whilst every care has been taken in providing this information, the owner, developer and managers cannot be held liable for any inaccuracy. All above items are subject to variations, modifications and substitutions as may be required by the relevant Authorities or recommended by the Architects or Engineers. Ekovest Berhad was established since 1985 and listed in Bursa Malaysia since 1993. EKOVEST is one of the world-class leading construction company in Malaysia involved in all aspects of construction work including major civil engineering and building works such as turnkey-design, build projects and project EKOVEST management. We strive to provide optimum value in functionality, the name synonymous with building and innovative thoughts to fulfil our client’s satisfaction. construction and civil engineering excellence was formed by a group of In year 2004, EKOVEST had signed a concession agreement to highly enterprising, self-motivated undertake the Build, Operate & Transfer (BOT) contract with the individuals and highly qualified government for Duta-Ulu Kelang Expressway (DUKE), spanning GREETINGS experienced professionals. across 18km from northern-east to northern-west of Kuala Lumpur city. DUKE was completed and commenced operations on the 9th of FROM January 2009. Later on in 2013, Ekovest undertook the expansion of DUKE highway by signing on a supplement concession agreement THE PAST, on 2013 and construction works is in progress. PRESENT & We are a visionary and innovative company that provides only high quality services and thoughtful design. This is what makes us better FUTURE and worthy for your investment. Indeed, in the wake of Parents Day, we are reminded that the reason for what we are today is lovingly locked in our past, when our parents tended to our needs; the present, even if we ourselves may be single still but are fully aware of the importance of parenting; and the future when one day our own children become parents themselves. From one generation to the next, nothing can substitute the importance of parenting. CONTENT Similarly, in the way we love and care for our children, Ekovest is committed to caring and providing for all the important components that ensure our lives remain comfortable, protected and well facilitated. The idea of sharing love across borders, creeds and even differences is vital for the harmonious EKOVESTaccess 03 continuity of all people as we strive to turn this great nation into a showcase DUKE 1 . DUKE 2 . DUKE 3 of unity, progress and economic strength. With Ekovest, with you, with EKOVESTevent 17 everyone who dare to dream of a better future and to put those dreams into Wheel On with Konvoi Berbasikal 1Wilayah Persekutuan 2016 action, we stand right behind you in whatever small or substantial role we Arena of Youth - Shaping The Next play to our best abilities. Join us in this quarter's editorial in discovering all EKOVESTproperty Generation of Construction Excellence 05 the stories, inspirations and commitment to acquiring that future. EkoTitiwangsa . EkoCheras . Oasis Kajang RTM Corporate Visit EKOVESTfuture 09 21 EKOVESThighlights KL River City . River of Life Ekovest Graduate Attachment Programme (EGAP) Launching Ceremony & CNY Open House Celebration Graduate Attachment Programme - iil Initial Admittance of 87 Young Graduates EKOVESTnews 15 T EKOVEST Media EKOVEST, Putting its citizens first. EKOVEST Sustainability EKOVESTaccess Contra Flow Guidelines Introduction of Occupational Safety & Health Implementation At Administration at Construction Site and the Launching of Mega Toolbox Activity for Duta-Ulu Kelang Expressway (DUKE) Phase II HIGHWAY Gombak, 14th March – Under a close collaboration with Malaysia Highway Council (LLM), Konsortium Lebuhraya Utara-Timur (KL) Sdn. Bhd. (KESTURI) introduced its Duta – Ulu Kelang Expressway has recently implemented guideline of Occupational Safety & Health a contra flow system from KM 5.7 to KM 3.2 (West Bound) Administration (OSHA) today. Also held at the starting 23rd February 2016. Starting from this date, construction site of Duta-Ulu Kelang users travelling from Ampang/Ulu Kelang can use this Expressway (DUKE) Phase II including the launching of mega toolbox activity. contra flow lane to travel towards Batu Toll Plaza which provides a smoother drive for its users. The event was officiated by the Managing DUKE Director of LLM, Y. Bhg. Dato’ Ir. Ismail bin. Md. Salleh, who stressed on the importance of HIGHWAY rules and guidelines obligation that complies with safety precaution all the time especially In order to officiate the event, all when workers are working on site. representatives of the participating parties including KESTURI, PLUS, SUKE, DASH, WCE, According to Zakaria Shaffie, Director of EKVE, BEE, LATAR and MEC JATI were invited KESTURI, our company follows all the rules to the stage and receive Construction Site and regulations strictly. For additional safety OSHA Guideline Booklet handed over by Y. measures, we had decided to hold Mega Bhg. Dato’ Ir. Ismail bin Md. Salleh, Managing Toolbox Activity as a routine event on every Director of LLM. This contra flow implementation has been taken into consideration due Thursday. This also serves as part of our to the high traffic volume at Sentul Pasar Interchange, especially in the “Shaping Harmony through Communication” Among the attendants that presented the morning peak hours. This has resulted in a slower traffic movement campaign held among the employees and event today include Dato’ Josephine Juliana from Sentul Ramp 2 of Karak Link merging into mainline at KM 5.2 employers. The campaign aims to keep Arulanandam, Secretary of Development and westbound the causing traffic backlog more than 2.0 KM around the possible risks of danger in control at the work Privatisation Sector, Ministry of Works Sentul Pasar interchange. DUKE has decided that something needed to site. As the event took place today, KESTURI Malaysia (KKR), Datuk Seri Lim Keng Cheng, be done in order to improve the traffic flow for its users and planned the recorded 103rd round of such initiatives since Executive Director of Konsortium Lebuhraya contra flow 6 months ahead prior to implementation. the construction of DUKE Highway Phase II Utara-Timur (KL) Sdn. Bhd. (KESTURI), Ir. started on 21st March 2014, as disclosed the Ahmad Asri Abdul Hamid, CEO of Malaysia Ever since contra flow was implemented, the traffic flow at the area has representative. To date, KESTURI achieved Construction Industry Development Board 2 been improved tremendously, and the move has gathered positive 2,617,066 hours of continuous work without (CIDB), Abdul Kahar Hussain, Director of the responses from users who enjoyed more time savings and a more injury incident. Following this achievement, Department of Occupational Safety and relaxed journey. KESTURI is awarded a 4-star certification by Health (JKKP) Selangor, and Ir. Zamzurin CIDB as a great milestone marked along Maarof, Deputy Director (Operational) of the This effort has proved to ease the traffic flow and to provide added value participation of SHASSIC programme held by Department of Occupational Safety and towards DUKE users that have been supporting DUKE since day one. the latter. Health (JKKP) Kuala Lumpur. 03 04 EKOVEST Sustainability EKOVESTaccess Sri Damansara Link Tun Razak Link Description Commences at the Menjalara Commences at Jalan Tun Interchange at Bandar Razak near Kuala Lumpur Menjalara on the west and General Hospital/IJN and traversing eastward to the traverses northwards along The Duta Ulu – Kelang Expressway (DUKE) Phase 2 is a highway Segambut Interchange at Jalan Pahang and Jalan Jalan Segambut 9/48A to connect to the compromising two links namely the Sri Damansara Link and Tun existing Jalan Gombak after crossing existing DUKE at Razak Link. DUKE Phase Two is a value provider as to enhance Sentul Pasar Interchange DUKE by providing alternatives routes for commuters Length 7KM 9KM travelling to and from the city centre (Jalan Tun Razak) and Carriageway Dual-Three carriageway (6 lanes) north western catchments (Rawang, Sg.
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