CEO OUTLOOK 2007
SP SETIA, already enjoying good salesof its medium- to high-end homes,sees potential for further take-up ofits homes priced between RM700,000and RM2mil.
Group managing director and CEO TanSri Liew Kee Sin proposed that apartfrom liberalisation of ForeignInvestment Committee rules, theGovernment should look into easing ofother rules to spur brisk sales ofMalaysian properties to foreigners.
In the auto and cigarette consumersegment, Naza group’s Tan Sri SMNasimuddin SM Amin and BritishAmerican Tobacco’s Bart Alkemade areputting their resources and efforts tofight slowing industry sales.
Nasimuddin credits his group’s abilityto buck the trend through itsdedication and passion for the carbusiness. Alkemade continues thebattle to maintain market share brandbuildinginitiatives.