EPF plans to enter Bukit Jalil project,proposes paying RM421mil


EPF contributors using the smart kiosk at EPF headquaters yesterday. AZMAN GHANI / The Star

PETALING JAYA: The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has proposed to take up a 80% stake in one of the three parcels of land that Malaysian Resources Corp Bhd (MRCB) would receive from the Government when it completes the refurbishment and upgrading facilities at the National Sports Complex (NSC) in Bukit Jalil under the privatisation agreement with the Government.

MRCB said in an announcement that the EPF would be paying a total of RM421mil for an 80% stake in 28.13 acres, which is part of the 92.51 acres that MRCB would get in exchange for refurbishing and upgrading the stadium and its surrounding facilities in a privatisation deal worth RM1.6bil.

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