Sime Darby Property launches Elmina Lakeside Mall with 98% retail space leased


Crowds gather at Elmina Lakeside Mall's lakeside for the grand opening.

KUALA LUMPUR: Sime Darby Property Bhd is set to redefine the shopping experience in northern Shah Alam, with over 98% of retail spaces already secured as it officially marks the soft opening of Elmina Lakeside Mall (ELM).

ELM is Sime Darby Property’s second wholly-owned mall, following KL East Mall.

Located in the heart of Elmina City Centre and covering more than 17.18 acres, ELM embodies a distinctive biophilic design that showcases Sime Darby Property's dedication to sustainable development. The mall aims to enhance the quality of life for the City of Elmina's expanding population of 67,000 and the surrounding areas.

"ELM represents a new chapter in retail experiences. Bringing together a synthesis of nature-inspired elements with modern amenities, we are shaping a vibrant lifestyle hub for residents and visitors alike. This mall embodies our vision of creating sustainable communities that cater to the evolving needs of modern, eco-conscious consumers,” Sime Darby Property chief operating officer of township development Appollo Leong, said in a statement.

In conjunction with the launch, children's activities, exclusive promotions, redemption offers, and live performances will be available for visitors until Sept 16, 2024. This will be followed by a series of thoughtfully curated events and programmes throughout the year focusing on community engagement, diversity, and sustainability.

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