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Homevest is in the business of property investment, management and development. We unlock value for our partners and make affordable home ownership available for our customers.

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MYR 341,000,000

As of March 2022

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White Flag Campaign in collaboration with Food Aid Foundation Malaysia

White Flag Campaign in collaboration with Food Aid Foundation Malaysia

Homevest has recently partnered with VANZO in collaboration with Food Aid Foundation Malaysia to help out the underprivileged and vulnerable families, especially...

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HOMEVEST, Huawei tawar penyelesaian inovatif bandar pintar

Berita HarianOleh Mohd Zaky Zainuddin - Disember 20, 2021 @ 10:32am [email protected]

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HOMEVEST Collaborates With PERKESO For HOPE Programme

HOMEVEST Collaborates With PERKESO For HOPE Programme

KUALA LUMPUR: HOMEVEST is collaborating with the Social Security Organisation (PERKESO) to give more Malaysians the opportunity of owning a home. Under...

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HOMEVEST wins SME Company of the Year for Exemplary CSR Initiative In Sustainability & CSR Malaysia Awards 2022

HOMEVEST wins SME Company of the Year for Exemplary CSR Initiative In Sustainability & CSR Malaysia Awards 2022

HOMEVEST Sdn Bhd has been recognised as 2022 SME Company of the Year for Exemplary CSR Initiative at the Sustainability & CSR...

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MIDA: Report On Investors Fleeing Malaysia ‘Incorrect’

MIDA: Report On Investors Fleeing Malaysia ‘Incorrect’

The Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) has refuted a recent report by a Singapore daily on foreign investors fleeing Malaysia as ‘incorrect’,...

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