Trinity Group bets on TOD to drive growth


Trinity Group founder and managing director Datuk Neoh Soo Keat.

AS Malaysia focuses on shifting away from being a car-centric country, property developers are racing to develop transit-oriented developments (TOD).

With planning underway, the 20-year old Trinity Group Sdn Bhd stands to benefit from this national direction, backed by its current supply of land suitable for TODs.

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