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Goodland eyes more overseas revenue and recurring income

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Published Wed, Dec 17, 2014 · 09:50 PM

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GOODLAND Group is mitigating the slowdown in the Singapore property market by focusing on overseas markets in the region, especially those with double-digit growth in prices and sales transactions over the past two years.

This is shifting its revenue mix, with one-quarter of group revenue to come from regional projects by fiscal 2016 and more recurring income with its participation in mixed-use project T-City in Ipoh, Malaysia.

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