Homegrown Kingsland Global making waves in regional markets
It has hospitality projects in Cambodia and an industrial park in Iskandar Malaysia's Nusajaya
Singapore
HOMEGROWN but Australia-listed real estate developer Kingsland Global wants to accomplish more with its development business in emerging markets. Perhaps, when it has amassed more scale, it will explore a secondary listing on the Singapore bourse, managing director Jeremiah Lee told The Business Times in an interview.
The 38-year-old former army regular describes Kingsland Global's business model as a straightforward build-to-sell one. That said, like several other property developers, it is also eyeing an entrance into the fund management space for acquiring third-party assets, in order to scale up more quickly.
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