Land lease deal to facilitate Selangor water asset revamp


A file picrure shows a Puncak Niaga employee testing the water at a dam. As one of the four water concessionaires in the state, the company indirectly holds five water-treatment concessions with the Selangor government.

PETALING JAYA: The Federal Government and Selangor state government are looking at a long-term land lease agreement to facilitate the restructuring of water assets in the state.

According to sources, a land lease agreement is necessary because some of the water assets are located in the Federal Territory but will be managed by Selangor under the restructuring.

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