Tuan Sing launches phase one of Opus Bay project in Batam
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Lisa Kriwangko
Singapore
TUAN Sing Holdings has launched the first phase of Opus Bay, its township project in Batam, Indonesia.
Spanning 125 hectares at the southern part of Batam, Opus Bay is expected to contain residential, retail, entertainment, and healthcare facilities, allowing it to become a "fully integrated" tourism and hospitality destination.
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