KTI Landmark to diversify its business


KTI Landmark executive director Wilson Loke (left) and KTI Landmark group managing director Gordon Loke.

ACE MARKET-bound KTI Landmark Bhd, a player in the property development scene, is known for its affordable residential projects across Sabah.

However, in an era where market dynamics are constantly shifting, the company recognises the need for diversification.

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