Genting scion Lim Keong Wee takes principles from ‘university of life’ to build his wellness empire
Initial Sama serviced residence is part of strategy to grow its leasing and management portfolio
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[SINGAPORE] As the grandson of the late Lim Goh Tong, founder of Malaysian conglomerate Genting Group, Lim Keong Wee had a blueprint for success already laid out for him. He has instead chosen to spend the past decade building Cover Projects, a turnkey solutions provider focused on creating and managing wellness-centric communities.
In July, the company opened The Initial Sama, a serviced residence at 26 Evans Road and its largest project to date. “Sama” is a Sanskrit word meaning balance and harmony, and the project aims to focus on contemporary well-being.
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