KUALA LUMPUR: Singapore tycoon Ong Beng Seng, who owns Four Seasons resorts in Bali, Singapore and the Maldives, won government approval to build the brand's first hotel in Kuala Lumpur after a 17-month wait.
Ong would partner a sultan and CapitaLand Ltd to build the RM1.5bil hotel and apartment complex in Kuala Lumpur, Venus Assets Sdn Bhd executive director S.A. Raju said. Venus is owned by Ong, the controlling shareholder of Singapore-based Hotel Properties Ltd.
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