Tun Razak Exchange investors seeking clarity


Hot issue: An aerial view of the TRX with Menara Prudential on the left. Next to it is Lendlease’s land which is still work-in-progress.

PETALING JAYA: Government-linked companies that are scheduled to occupy the buildings at the Tun Razak Exchange (TRX) have been silent on their move as construction of the signature tower and other buildings near completion.

Exchange 106, by Indonesia’s Mulia Group, is scheduled to be completed by September this year. The 106-storey sky scrapper is the centrepiece of the mixed integrated commercial development which is premised on London’s Square Mile where financial and banking serviced are clustered.

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