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HIGH LIFE AT THE BAY 15

LIVING IT UP AT 25 THE ARCADIA

MICA (P) 213/02/2006 2ND QUARTER 2008

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Contents BUSINESS04 Staying the course in Vietnam

07 Marina lifestyle development in China

08 Garden sanctuaries

10 Safety fi rst

IN FOCUS12 Going green

CENTRESPREAD15 High life at the Bay

AWARDS20 Best New Asian Marina

21 One Raffl es Quay wins FIABCI Award

22 Embracing the environment

PEOPLE23 Fostering winning mindsets

24 New GM for Marina Bay Financial Centre

COMMUNITY25 Living it up at The Arcadia

26 Helping hand to China

27 INTERNATIONAL NETWORK

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Staying the course in

Vietnam

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Genuine demand for quality homes looks set to be sustained on the back of the fast-growing middle-class and stronger legal framework for home ownership in Vietnam. Local home buyers are also increasingly discerning, with many looking for well-planned and well-managed residential developments.

This augurs well for established developers who can deliver quality and value. With its fi rst mover advantage, Keppel Land is poised to meet the country’s housing needs.

The Company is on track for further growth in Vietnam and has already achieved a number of project milestones

in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) in the fi rst half of 2008.

First, concept plans were unveiled for new phases of Saigon Centre. This was followed by the go-ahead from local authorities for a waterfront development in District 7, and most recently, an option was secured to develop more waterfront homes in District 2.

Briefi ng the President on developments in Vietnam: (From left) Mr Kevin Wong, Group CEO of Keppel Land; Mr Lim Chee Onn, Executive Chairman of Keppel Corporation; Mr Hoang Trung Hai, Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam and His Excellency S R Nathan, President of Singapore

New face for Saigon Centre

HCMC’s main thoroughfare Le Loi Boulevard is set to become greener and more stunning with Keppel Land’s further investments into Saigon Centre, its mixed-use development in the heart of the Central Business District (CBD).

Keppel Land and local partners, SOWATCO and RESCO, will embark on plans to develop an iconic landmark development integrating subsequent phases of Saigon Centre.

Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, one of the world’s largest architectural fi rms, is the architect appointed to develop the new concept plans for Saigon Centre.

Keppel Land had presented concept plans for future phases of Saigon Centre to distinguished Singapore and Vietnam


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The fi rst phase of Keppel Land’s waterfront development in District 7 of HCMC comprises 700 apartments

delegates in Hanoi. The contingent was led by His Excellency S R Nathan, President of the Republic of Singapore and Vietnam’s Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai.

Phase One of Saigon Centre was completed in 1996 with 25 storeys. It comprises a three-storey retail podium, 11 levels of prime offi ce space, 89 units of serviced apartments and three levels of basement carpark.

The prominent development has maintained its position as the market leader in terms of occupancy and rental rates in HCMC. The offi ce and retail components are 100% leased and the serviced apartments, managed by Sedona Hotels International, enjoy near full occupancy.

Over the years, Saigon Centre has

won many national and international accolades, which include Vietnam Quality Award – Gold Medal (2005); The Guide Award – Best Serviced Apartments (2003 – 2005) and Asia Pacifi c Quality Award – Outstanding Achievement (2000).

Making waves in District 2

Keppel Land has advanced to build on its quality portfolio in the country, securing an option to develop a prime 5.1-ha (51,043 sm) site in District 2, HCMC.

The proposed development is expected to yield 1,500 quality apartments with a potential total gross fl oor area of 244,800 sm, increasing the company’s portfolio in popular District 2 to more than 7,500 homes.


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Mr Ang Wee Gee, Executive Director and Chief Executive Offi cer, International, of Keppel Land International said, “Leveraging our fi rst mover advantage, strong network and quality brand, Keppel Land continues to build up its portfolio in Vietnam, securing sites in prime locations and growth corridors to tap on the strong demand for quality homes.”

The latest proposed development in District 2 is close to the 737-ha Thu Thiem New Township, which has been earmarked as the new downtown to complement HCMC’s CBD.

It also enjoys great accessibility to the city centre via the proposed East-West Highway and Saigon River Tunnel, both

of which are under construction and scheduled for completion in 2009.

Targeting the upper middle market, the luxury apartments are expected to be launched in 2009. Residents can look forward to a quality lifestyle enhanced by a comprehensive range of recreational facilities, including a clubhouse, a swimming pool and tennis courts in lush surrounds and under 24-hour security.

The total investment capital for the proposed project, which will be developed in phases according to market demand, is estimated at US$390 million (approximately S$546 million).

Over in District 7, Keppel Land has also

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Phase 1 of The Estella in District 2 of HCMC has received positive response from potential buyers

been awarded the investment licence for a prime residential project comprising 2,400 waterfront apartments.

Keppel Land has launched The Estella, a prime residential project comprising some 1,500 upmarket apartments in the popular An Phu Ward, District 2, HCMC.

A preview of The Estella’s Phase 1 in 4Q 2007 was positively received by potential buyers, with interest registered for all 650 units. More than 250 units have been sold to date.

Mr Ang added, “With the go-ahead for two of our newest developments, Keppel Land is on track with the roll out of our strong pipeline across Vietnam.”


Keppel Land has entered into a joint venture with Sunsea Yacht Club (HK) Company Limited to develop its fi rst integrated residential cum marina lifestyle development in Zhongshan, Guangdong Province of China.

The development will feature the fi rst premium waterfront homes in the affl uent Pearl River Delta region of Zhongshan, located on MoDao Island in the Shenwan Town of Zhongshan City.

Mr Kevin Wong, Group CEO of Keppel Land, said, “Waterfront living has become a worldwide trend as a premier choice for residence. Leveraging our extensive experience in developing world-class waterfront precincts, such as Keppel Bay and Marina Bay Financial Centre in Singapore, Keppel Land

Marina lifestyle development in China

continues to create quality live-work-and-play environments in premier landmarks across Asia.

“Through building value and premium in the development, Keppel Land is confi dent that this integrated development will present a new and refreshing waterfront lifestyle to homebuyers in China.”

When completed, it is expected to yield about 300 high-end luxurious villas with private berths and 2,500 condominium units and serviced apartments, with a total gross fl oor area of 408,000 sm.

Residents can look forward to a luxurious waterfront lifestyle enhanced by a marina clubhouse with related amenities including fi ne dining restaurants, berths for about 550 boats, a boating school and

comprehensive recreational facilities. Approximately 30% of the total land area (approximately 246,000 sm) will be used to create channels and waterways for berths.

Fronting the site is the Xijiang River, providing residents an exclusive waterfront living experience with its natural deep harbour and the lush state-reserved hill as backdrop.

Located about 35 km, or about 20 minutes drive, to the city centre of Zhongshan, MoDao Island has been earmarked in Zhongshan’s overall master plan for tourism and recreation. The site enjoys close proximity and is well-connected to major markets including Hong Kong, Macau, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Zhuhai.

Keppel Land’s fi rst integrated residential cum marina lifestyle development in China is expected to yield about 300 high-end luxurious villas with private berths and 2,500 condominium units and serviced apartments


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Garden sanctuGreen living spaces are the highlights of Keppel Land’s latest residential offerings in Indonesia and India.

In Jakarta

Show homes in the garden paradise that is Jakarta Garden City have been launched.

Developed by a Keppel Land-led joint venture, the Jakarta Garden City spreads over 270-ha, offering a self-contained live-work-and-play home environment amidst lush greenery boasting tree-lined boulevards, sculptured gardens, and ample parks.

Located within a half hour’s drive from the city centre, Jakarta Garden City

offers homeowners easy access to the town centre for work or pleasure.

Mr Yeo Chee Kian, President Director of Jakarta Garden City, said, “Jakarta Garden City is truly poised to be a township where life fl ourishes. Our residents will enjoy the convenience of nearby amenities and modern facilities, 24-hour security in the gated housing clusters and quality public infrastructure such as well-built roads, all in a fl ood-free, green haven.”

The fi rst phase of the township will comprise four clusters of 994 landed houses and a modern clubhouse with recreational facilities to complement the residents’ lifestyles. Construction work for Phase One is currently underway.

To be developed in phases over 10 to 15 years, the township will provide some 7,000 landed homes and apartments for middle to upper-middle income families.

Mr Lim Seng Bin, GM of Indonesia, Keppel Land International Limited, said, “In Indonesia, Keppel Land has had a presence for more than a decade with a strong portfolio of diverse projects ranging from residential to commercial and hospitality projects. Leveraging its regional experience, local networks, and intimate market knowledge, Keppel Land is well-positioned to deliver quality homes with Jakarta Garden City.”

(Above) Designed by international interior design fi rm, Suying Design, the show suite appeals to the increasingly sophisticated Indonesian market

(Left) Jakarta Garden City is an integrated township


ariesIn Bangalore and Kolkata

Keppel Land continues to strengthen its foothold in India by extending its presence to Kolkata with Elita Garden Vista, a joint venture with Magus Estates and Hotels Pvt. Ltd. (Magus).

Elita Garden Vista is a 74%-26% joint venture between Keppel Land and Magus, the real estate arm of India’s reputed Jatia Group which has extensive operations in hospitality, manufacturing, energy and education.

It is targeted at the upper-middle income segment comprising professionals and managers, mostly working at nearby IT parks. This 10-ha residential development, situated within the integrated Rajarhat Township in Kolkata, will comprise 1,278 apartments of 2- and 3-bedroom units ranging between 1,277 and 1,850 sf in fl oor area.

Rajarhat Township is nestled within Salt Lake City, a growing thriving IT hub in West Bengal and is primed to be one of India’s major industrial hubs.

Sales of Elita Garden Vista have been encouraging with over 90% of 350 units launched sold.

In the pipeline is Keppel Land’s second foray into Bangalore – Elita Horizon.

Elita Horizon is in close proximity to the IT hubs of south Bangalore and enjoys convenient access via the Peripheral Ring Road. In addition, a host of amenities and international schools are within its vicinity.

The development will also cater to the IT professionals and the upper-middle income families. The 1,142-unit development will comprise three

phases and consist of 2- to 4-bedroom apartments and penthouses with unit sizes ranging from 1,200 to 4,200 sf.

(Top) Elita Horizon is Keppel Land’s second foray into Bangalore, India

(Above) Flourishing oasis in Kolkata in the form of Elita Garden Vista


Whether it is at the worksite or offi ce, creating a safe workplace is everyone’s responsibility.

This effort is driven and steered right from the top at the Keppel Group.

Mr Lim Chee Onn, Executive Chairman of Keppel Corporation and Chairman of Keppel Land shared, “We in Keppel believe that safety is a never-ending journey that requires life-long commitment from each and everyone of us.

“A safe and healthy work environment has always formed an important part of Keppel’s care and concern for our staff welfare. Indeed, our safety workplan is an integral part of our continued efforts to improve our operational effi ciency.

“Our business units have taken upon themselves to improve their own pro-active action plans in order to drive safety practices and messages deep into their work processes. They have also taken to learning earnestly from one another and from external agencies.”

Across Keppel Land, safety is taking centrestage with various efforts being rolled out.

Partners in safety

This year, Keppel Land launched its inaugural Consultants and Contractors Health & Safety (H&S) meeting to spread the safety message and recognise those who have achieved exemplary workplace safety standards.

Mr Wong Yew Meng, H&S Manager from Keppel Land’s Property Management said, “Our consultants and contractors play an important role in complementing our efforts as a responsible developer.

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Therefore, we need to engage and work with them closely in order to realise our vision of achieving a zero harm workplace.”

In 2007, Keppel Land established a H&S management system stipulating the necessary requirements for its contractors to comply with.

Keppel Land will continue to work closely with architects and consultants to incorporate safety features in its property design, so as to spread the message of ‘zero harm’ beyond the construction site, and into the lives of its home and offi ce occupants.

In the Residential division, a Workplace Safety and Health Campaign (WSH) 2008 was held at the Refl ections at Keppel Bay worksite on 9 May 2008 to share safe work practices with workers and employees.

Workers, consultants, partners and staff from Keppel Land and Woh Hup, the appointed contractor, showed up in full force and signed a safety pledge to demonstrate their commitment towards workplace safety.

Demonstrating that safety is serious business, senior management from both Keppel Land and Woh Hup were present at the event. They were Mr Augustine Tan, CEO of Singapore Residential, Keppel Land; Mr Kim Yong, Deputy Chairman, Woh Hup and Mr Eugene Yong, Director, Woh Hup.

Mr Goh Han Kee, Deputy GM (Projects), Singapore Residential, Keppel Land shared, “Refl ections at Keppel Bay is a premium waterfront development which showcases Keppel Land’s quality excellence. This quality must be refl ected at every stage of our development, from design and construction to delivery to our homeowners.

“We hope that through this campaign and other safety initiatives, a strong safety culture and mindset will be developed amongst the team here for Refl ections at Keppel Bay.”

Apart from banners, other safety-related exhibits included work equipment, photos illustrating improvement and innovative features, and a selection of winning posters submitted by workers and staff.

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The Consultants and Contractors Health & Safety Meeting recognises staff, consultants and contractors for their commitment to workplace safety


Whichever the mode, the message was clear – safety is imperative.

The audience was further engaged with quizzes and entertainment, including a safety drama competition put up by the workers, where potential dangerous practices at work were re-enacted.

K-REIT Asia also organised a workplace safety exhibition at Bugis Junction Towers in May to improve safety and health awareness among staff and offi ce tenants alike.

Topics included manual lifting, material handling and ergonomics. The exhibition encouraged active participation at the information stations and touch screen booths.

Looking ahead, K-REIT Asia plans to continue its effort to spread the safety message by organising similar awareness activities at the other buildings within its portfolio.

One with safety

One Raffl es Quay (ORQ) was bestowed a safety award by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) at the inaugural BCA Design & Engineering Safety Excellence Awards 2008 for successfully addressing the safety and technical challenges of developing its impressive twin towers.

Totaling 1.29 million sf and straddling the North-South MRT Line, ORQ was a challenging development as it was envisioned to be an iconic landmark, while being the gateway to the new downtown of Singapore at the Marina Bay area.

Winning solutions at ORQ

• The massing of the North Tower was skewed to attain the shortest structural span and to balance the load distribution across the MRT tunnels. This was to achieve a safe and effi cient transmission of building loads to the sides of the MRT tunnels below ORQ.

Probably the fi rst for a building of such height and complexity, the transfer of interior tower loads was achieved through the central core box acting as a transfer structure. Such an idea had to be thought of as the conventional transfer structures to carry loads from the 50-storey building would obstruct the ground level lobby as it would be too deep.

• Permanent shielding walls were constructed adjacent to the tunnels as a form of safety and protection of the MRT tunnels during ORQ’s construction, a fi rst in Singapore.

• Another fi rst initiated by ORQ in Singapore was the installation of comprehensive instrumentation to closely monitor the ground, MRT tunnels, retaining walls and tower movements to ensure safety during construction.

• Safety was top priority when constructing ORQ, which included handling massive traffi c diversion along the busy Raffl es Quay/Collyer Quay during the construction of the underground pedestrian mall linking ORQ to Raffl es Place MRT station. Through controlled and progressive lane diversions, this was successfully achieved.

The biggest challenge posed to the developers was to build a sound building without disrupting the existing twin MRT tunnels running below the northern part of the site and directly below the 50-storey North Tower.

The highly variable and tricky ground conditions also posed severe obstacles to the foundation and substructure works. However, these were overcome through clever key design and construction features, proving ORQ’s engineering innovation to build a safe and iconic building.

Committed to safety are (L-R): Mr Goh Han Kee, Deputy GM (Projects), Singapore Residential, Keppel Land; Mr Kim Yong, Deputy Chairman, Woh Hup; Mr Augustine Tan, CEO, Singapore Residential, Keppel Land; and Mr Eugene Yong, Director, Woh Hup


Keppel Land continues to set new benchmarks with its sterling offi ce portfolio, as two of its premier offi ce developments bagged top green honours awarded by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA).

Ocean Financial Centre (OFC) is the fi rst offi ce development in Singapore’s Central Business District to achieve the Platinum Green Mark Award while Marina Bay Financial Centre (MBFC) Phase 1 (Commercial) and Refl ections at Keppel Bay each bagged the Gold Award.

Mr Tan Swee Yiow, CEO of Singapore Commercial, Keppel Land said, “As Singapore continues its growth as a global city, Keppel Land is privileged to contribute to the changing cityscape with prime developments which continue to set benchmarks.”

Mr Tan also shared that businesses going global will appreciate the state-of-the-art green features in OFC, which benefi t occupiers in terms of long-term energy savings and harmonising their operations with that of the environment.

Sustainable Ocean

OFC, through its green features, will see an overall energy savings of 35.1%. Its energy savings work out to be almost 9,085,000 KWhrs annually, which translates to savings of almost S$1,817,000.

The simple and innovative concept of introducing a paper chute to encourage offi ces within the building to recycle paper will help to save more than 10,000 trees annually. The roof top gardens and harvesting of rainwater features help to

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save 42 million litres of water annually, which fi lls 21 Olympic-sized swimming pools.

Coupled with effi cient lighting panels and air conditioning, the solar paneled array will save nine megawatt hours per year, suffi cient to power a 50,000 sqm offi ce space.

Staying gold

For MBFC Phase 1 (Commercial), the developers have employed construction techniques which will save 240,000 cubic metres of water, as well as a host of energy conservation features including an energy effi cient glass curtain cladding system, energy-saving air-conditioning, lighting and lift systems.

Mr Tan Swee Yiow, CEO of Singapore Commercial, Keppel Land, receives the Green Mark Platinum Award for OFC from Mr Mah Bow Tan, Minister for National Development

Apart from the green technology employed, more than 35% of the total land area will be landscaped, creating relaxing surroundings for tenants and cooling our urban environment.

The Green Mark Gold Award for MBFC follows a similar award for Marina Bay Residences, also within the development, in May 2007.

Over at Refl ections at Keppel Bay, winning features include the provision of motion sensors at lift lobbies and clubhouse toilets, pneumatic waste collection system as well as green roofs and green walls at the substation and tennis courts.

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OFC’s winning green

features

Innovative green technology and immense efforts have gone into developing OFC as a sustainable building. • Use of glass with state-of-the-art low

emissive coating to maximise light transmittance and transparency while minimising heat gain

• Eco-technology features including a roof photovoltaic system which consists of a 400 sqm solar panel array and an energy-effi cient hybrid-chilled water system

• Eco-off ice switch to provide temperature and lighting control programme for tenants to reduce energy consumption during off-peak hours

• L i f ts that ut i l ise regenerat ive drive system to reduce energy consumption

• Effi cient irrigation and landscaping choices, such as a rain water harvesting system for irrigation and a cooling tower system which uses recycled water

• An integrated paper recycling facility for offi ces to recycle paper waste, complete with a paper shredder for disposing confi dential documents. This in-house chute concept is probably not replicated elsewhere yet

• Extensive vertical greening in the form of a green wall increase the green plot ratio without consuming valuable offi ce space

• Recycling efforts include use of materials such as plywood and timber from the torn down Ocean Building for use in the construction of the new building

• Several trees from the former Ocean Building have either been retained or transplanted while horticulture recycled waste is used for compost as well

• To further encourage tenants to take on green practices, there are plans to produce a “green book” listing to showcase the green features and eco-technology available at OFC

Highest Platinum Green Mark Award for OFC affi rms Keppel Land’s commitment to world-class, sustainable developments


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Working the Green table

From printing newsletter, Across Borders, on recycled paper, to encouraging staff to adopt green habits, Keppel Land demonstrates its commitment as a sustainable developer.

The Company has long placed high importance on going green through its businesses as well as by encouraging employee activism and engagement in ecological and environmental initiatives.

World Environment Day on 5 June 2008 saw some 100 staff attend a lunch-time talk organised at The National Library’s The Pod, featuring an eco-stellar line up of Singapore’s environmental champions.

Mr Lim Kei Hin, CFO, Keppel Land highlighted the company’s dedication in creating sustainable developments in his welcome address.

Mr Lim shared, “We are serious about building sustainable developments which future generations can cherish and enjoy. Environmental considerations and community enhancement factors are incorporated during the design, planning and construction of our developments.”

Dr Geh Min, President, Nature Society (Singapore) opened the afternoon with her topic “Saving the Forests, Saving

the Earth” and shared how forests are essential to providing biodiversity and ecosystem services, contributing to human life and well-being.

Professor Leo Tan, Professor of Biological Sciences at the Nanyang Technological University, shared on “Low Carbon Strategies: Ways to Green-Up Your Life” and gave an insightful description on how Keppel’s coral nursery, started in July 2007, will positively impact marine life in the long-term.

As a mark of commitment, Keppelites brought unwanted items to be recycled at the event and made individual pledges to take active steps towards being more ecologically aware in their daily lives.

To acknowledge their eco-commitment, pledgers received “Go Green with Keppel Land” recyclable bags and mugs.

Beyond Singapore, staff in China and Vietnam also commemorated World Environment Day. They watched the docudrama, “An Inconvenient Truth”, took home recyclable bags and planted trees and fl owers in their offi ces and at Keppel Land’s properties.

In China, the Beijing offi ce observed the “Green Week” where staff were encouraged to forgo the use of plastic bags and paper cups, avoid smoking and reduce car usage. In Tianjin and

Shenyang, “An Inconvenient Truth” was also screened for staff.

The Vietnam team also put up posters promoting energy and water conservation and waste minimisation at Saigon Centre. At Sedona Suites Hanoi, a total of 10 trees were planted in a tree-planting ceremony held on 6 June 2008 which drew keen participation across departments.

Another 60 trees are taking root in Hanoi in a tree-planting campaign co-organised with Caritas Switzerland, with the theme “Tree Planting as Life Insurance”. They will be planted on the mountains of Quang Ba, Ha Giang, Vietnam and are sponsored by the tenants and staff of Sedona Suites Hanoi.

In Thailand, Keppel Thai Properties (KTP) distributed booklets entitled “How to save Bangkok from Global Warming” to all staff and residents of its villa properties.

KTP also organised a staff screening of “An Inconvenient Truth”, as well as a “Green Slogan” contest and distributed garden trays to its employees as part of its fl ower-planting exercise.

In Myanmar, Sedona Hotel Yangon commemorated World Environment Day with a tree-planting ceremony.

Earth Hour

Twenty four global cities, including Singapore, participated in Earth Hour at 8 pm on 29 March. Earth Hour is an international event started by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Australia in 2007 and encourages households and businesses to turn off their lights and non-essential electrical appliances. Keppel Land’s offi ce buildings were dimmed across the city for that hour.

Delivering a powerful message about the need for action on global warming, the participation in Earth Hour is a reminder to tenants and employees that reduced electricity consumption can in the long-run result in improved energy effi ciency and lower operating costs.

Keppel Land staff show their commitment to reduce, re-use, recycle

From queen of jazz Diana Krall, fast cars and luxury

yachts to glitzy fashion show and magnifi cent wine

and dine affairs, Marina at Keppel Bay is becoming

the choice venue to host the trendy and jet-setting.



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WATERFRONT LIFESTYLE

Eye candy for boating

enthusiasts

Over 12,000 visitors were reeled in by the splendid offerings of Boat Asia 2008 held at Marina at Keppel Bay from 24-27 April 2008. The event was offi ciated by Dr Yaacob Ibrahim, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources. The event was well attended by boat enthusiasts and serious buyers.

Visitors were treated to on-water displays of luxury motor yachts, sail boats, catamarans and mega yachts by over 100 international world-class brands including Azimut, Ferretti, Grand Banks, Horizon, Princess and Sea Ray amongst others.

On land, visitors enjoyed a showcase of speed boats, jet skis, sailing yachts, marine equipment and accessories, as well as high-end consumer lifestyle products from brands such as Audi, Miele, Island Shop and Philips Consumer Lifestyle, just to name a few.

Specially invited high net worth individuals (HNWIs) enjoyed exclusive access to the Island Suite at the Marina reserved for VIPs, while a fi rst-ever on water fashion show by the Island Shop wowed the crowds with its fi nesse and special Polynesian choreography.

Glamour was also high on the agenda during the Charity Gala Dinner held at the St Regis Hotel, which was attended by dignitaries as well as other special guests. A whopping S$70,000 was raised for the Mainly I Love Kids (MILK) Fund through the auction of art pieces and other luxury items.

Members enjoy privileges

One-for-one drinks and tantalising lucky draw prizes which included premium champagne, wines, and Privé dining

Hosting international events such as Boat Asia 2008, Marina at Keppel Bay is well-positioned to deliver a world-class marina experience to the region’s boating enthusiasts

Owners and residents of Keppel Bay homes now have an exclusive and added leisure and lifestyle facility onboard The Admiral

Mrs Alice Chua (centre), Lady Sponsor christens The Admiral, witnessed by Mr Lim Chee Onn (left), Executive Chairman of Keppel Corporation and Mr Augustine Tan (right), CEO of Singapore Residential,Keppel Land, as well as delighted guests and owners of Keppel Bay homes


vouchers were part of the marina management team’s offerings at the exclusive Members’ Welcome Evenings held at The Wine Glass over 12-14 March 2008. This was an initiative to get to know their needs better, and provide them with an exclusive and memorable marina experience and to ensure members and customers enjoy stellar services.

Membership packs were also presented, which included a personalised membership card, a Marina at Keppel Bay photo frame, a voucher for use at The Wine Glass, discount vouchers for dining at Privé and other welcome goodies.

Caribbean at Keppel Bay residents, Ms Dal Botha and her family from South Africa, expressed their appreciation of life at Keppel Bay.

Ms Botha enthused, “Like many other residents, I enjoy taking evening walks from my house to the island, taking in the beautiful greenery and sea views.”

Keppel Bay precinct residents and owners enjoy a packed calendar of recreational activities organised onshore and offshore in the southern waters by the Marina team.

A recent one-day fi shing trip departing from Marina at Keppel Bay saw residents from Caribbean at Keppel Bay bringing

home loads of seafood and beaming smiles.

The Admiral arrives

As an added value to Keppel Bay homeowners, Marina at Keppel Bay now owns a brand-new luxury yacht which members can charter at a privileged rate. With its fi nely crafted furnishing and immaculate varnished teak fi nish, The Admiral, a Grand Banks 52 Europa, offers expansive lounge spaces and a large living area with excellent entertainment and other facilities.

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Tokyo delights

Eating at Marina at Keppel Bay has just gotten more exclusively delectable. K’s Culinary Planning, a Japanese company which runs 11 restaurants in Tokyo and Yokohama, offi cially opened its new outlet, Takumi Tokyo, at the Marina on 15 May 2008. A fi rst for Singapore and outside of Japan, it boasts of a succulent combination of two traditional cooking styles – Teppanyaki and Robatayaki.


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“Teppanyaki” is the art of hot iron griddle cooking with showmanship from the chef. This method seals in the fl avour of the ingredients, ensuring maximum enjoyment.

“Robatayaki” grills the food with charcoals and uses far-infrared rays. The chef concentrates on maximising the fl avour and removes all excess oil and water. Only premium charcoal is used and it is up to the chef’s skill to ensure that it reaches the optimum temperature required for ingredients to be well-cooked without losing natural juices and fl avours.

We are proud to be the venue host of Boat Asia 2008 which was a great success. The luxury waterfront and boating lifestyle is taking off in Asia and Marina at Keppel Bay is best positioned to deliver a world-class marina experience to the region’s boating enthusiasts.

Mr Tan Tai ChiewGeneral ManagerKeppel Bay


“Takumi is an unusual concept having both Teppanyaki and Robatayaki in one venue,” said Takumi Tokyo’s Mananging Director, Mr Kentaro Koshino. “We believe in giving our customers the best dining experience where they get to enjoy the fi nest Japanese cuisine complemented by an exclusive list of premium Japanese wines and sake.”

Only the freshest and fi nest ingredients will be selected in preparing the best in authentic Japanese cuisine. Fish offered at Takumi are freshly picked and carefully selected by their chefs in Tokyo from Tsukiji fi sh market – the biggest fi sh and seafood market in the world – and air delivered directly to Singapore.

A charming feature of the restaurant is the Teppanyaki and Robatayaki counters, which are separated by a wooden lattice screen, and are lowered such that guests can watch the chefs work their culinary magic as they serve up delectable meals.

At the Robatayaki counter, the chef even serves food the traditional way atop a wooden paddle.

Mr Justine Kendrick, who is already a regular at the chic joint, said, “I love it here! It is unique compared to the other high-end Japanese restaurants in Singapore. The ambience is excellent and attentive service is exceptional.”

Privé pleasures

Privé is poised to redefi ne the notion of chic dining and entertainment at Marina at Keppel Bay.

In March, some 150 diners wined and dined at Privé’s fi rst Sensualite dinner, created and hosted by the restaurant’s renowned non-resident executive chef, Mr Tony Bilson from Sydney, Australia.

The legendary restaurateur and culinary extraordinaire concocted several culinary

masterpieces for the evening, some of which appear in Privé’s Most Magnifi cent Lunch menu. The French feast was executed by Privé’s resident chef de cuisine, Mr Simon Song.

In the same month, models strutted their stuff showcasing the latest couture must-haves by French label Chloé, against the stunning waterfront backdrop. A section of the 120-seat waterfront gastrobar was transformed into a runway for the fashion show.

DESIRABLE DRIVES

BMW recently presented the Principle of Joy at Refl ections at Keppel Bay’s show gallery located opposite the Marina, from 10 to 25 May 2008.

Keen enthusiasts could test drive the latest BMW cars and relish the thrill of sitting behind their wheels.

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Takumi Tokyo chefs working their culinary magic at the teppanyaki and robatayaki counters

Diana Krall will perform at Marina at Keppel Bay


The organisers, Performance Motors, endeavoured to understand what customers and drivers enjoy about the BMW drive experience and promised to ramp up appreciation of the world’s fi nest automobiles.

The Marina also saw some 80 Maseratis and Ferraris basking at the exclusive Marina at Keppel Bay, where Privé held a cocktail and canapés evening hosted by Hong Seh, for the launch of the coveted luxury sports car, Maserati Quattroporte Sport GTS.

MARINE BEAUTY

Marina at Keppel Bay’s Island Suite, set against a gorgeous waterfront backdrop, was perfect for the launch of La Prairie’s latest beauty offering, Advanced Marine Biology Cream distributed and organised by Luxasia.

The event was attended by the media and invited guests. Inspired by the product’s marine theme, a blue and green cocktail was specially concocted by The Wine Glass.

Adding glamour to the event was guest speaker Céline Cousteau, granddaughter of the legendary ocean explorer, Jacques Cousteau, who is championing the awareness of environmental challenges to the sea. La Prairie is committed to preserving the ocean’s environment by supporting the work of the Ocean Futures Society through a donation for every jar of Advanced Marine Biology cream sold.

COMING UP…

Krall by the Bay

Jazz star Diana Krall is set to enthrall at Marina at Keppel Bay this September, kicking off her Asia Tour 2008 and in conjunction with the Formula One racing event.

The multiple Grammy award-winning Canadian singer and pianist is touted as one of the best-selling female jazz artistes in history, having sold 13 million albums. She has performed in Singapore twice, in 2002 and 2005. Only 4,500 tickets will be sold for her public performance.

Launch of the coveted luxury sports car, Maserati Quattroporte Sport GTS


AWARDS

Beating seven other new marinas in the region, Marina at Keppel Bay was named “Best New Asian Marina/Yacht Club of the Year” at the prestigious Christofl e Asia Boating Awards 2008.

This is the fi rst year that the award was introduced and a total of eight marinas from Dubai, China, Thailand and Singapore were nominated.

Nominees for this award category were assessed by a panel of 20 industry experts from around the region on the facilities, berthing systems, procedures and systems and overall service standards. Assessments were carried out on site and included meeting boaters at marinas to get their views.

Receiving the award for Marina at Keppel Bay was Mr Francis Olsen, Chief Marina Offi cer. He shared at the ceremony, “The guiding principle for Marina at Keppel Bay is simple, that is, to offer best-in-class services as we strive towards becoming Asia’s signature waterfront lifestyle destination of choice.”

The annual Christofl e Asia Boating Awards is widely known as the region’s premier event for recognising the efforts of boat builders, marinas, clubs and individuals in creating a diverse and exciting boating community. It has also become a must-attend event for Asia’s jet set.

“This is the chance for Asia to celebrate its achievement as a growing centre of luxury boating that will rival places like

the Caribbean and the Mediterranean in the near future,” said Mr Olivier Burlot, MD of Blu Inc Media.

The awards are sponsored by Christofl e and organised by Blu Inc Media, publisher of Asia-Pacifi c Boating and China Boating magazines.

Into its fourth year, the award ceremony took place on 11 April 2008 in Shanghai, giving due recognition to the best in the leisure marine industry.

An important element that also gave Marina at Keppel Bay an edge at the Christofl e Asia Boating Awards was its outstanding service standards – Marina at Keppel Bay is the only marina in South-east Asia to be managed by a fully-trained and qualifi ed marina management team.

Staff recently underwent the widely recognised “Introduction to Marina Management” course by Marina Industries Association of Australia (MIAA).

Leading by example is Keppel Land’s CEO (Singapore Residential) Mr Augustine Tan, who took a proactive stance by participating in the two-day training course alongside some 30 staff members.

From the customer service offi cers and administrative staff, to the property management team and marina service crew, right up to Mr Tan himself, everyone got involved in both the theoretical side of operating a marina as well as

at a very practical level. Topics covered included marina terminology, day-to-day operations and work safety aspects.

The course was specially customised for the Marina’s staff by industry veteran Mr Andrew Chapman, who has over 20 years of experience in the marina industry. Mr Chapman is a certifi ed marina manager and director of the MIAA. He is also CEO of the waterfront residential marina estate, The Marina Hindmarsh Island in South Australia.

“Marina at Keppel Bay has recognised that the professional development of their staff is very important to improving the level of service that is offered to the boating community in Singapore and the surrounding areas.

“With the quality of its marina construction, there is no doubt that this is a cutting edge, premier facility within the region which will attract superyachts and megayachts and will become an iconic destination in Asia,” said Mr Chapman.

“We would also hope to work very closely with Keppel on any future marina developments in the region they might have down the track,” he added.

“This marina is pioneering training at this level in Singapore. They will be able to offer top-end service to match the facilities at the marina which will stand out as an advantage compared to what other marinas can offer.”

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Keppel Land and its partners – Cheung Kong (Holdings) and Hongkong Land – have garnered international recognition for its Grade A offi ce development, One Raffl es Quay (ORQ).

ORQ was named winner in the Offi ce category at the 17th annual FIABCI Prix d’Excellence Awards ceremony in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Widely regarded as the real-estate industry’s equivalent of the ‘Oscars’, the award recognises ORQ for embodying excellence in all aspects of development including, construction, brokerage, facilities management, marketing strategy, impact on the local community and benefi t to the environment.

The win places the 120,000 square metre offi ce development in illustrious company, joining past winners in the same category including 1251 Avenue of the Americas in New York (1999), Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur (2002) and Prudential Tower in Singapore (2004).

Attending the award ceremony and receiving the award on behalf of ORQ were Mr Rob Garman, Director of Commercial Property, South Asia, Hongkong Land and Mr Tan Swee Yiow, CEO, Singapore Commercial, Keppel Land International. Both Mr Garman and Mr Tan are also Directors of One Raffl es Quay Pte Ltd.

Mr Tan said, “This FIABCI win is an affi rmation of the vision and commitment of the consortium partners to develop an iconic landmark refl ecting

One Raffl es Quay wins FIABCI Award

the international repute and economic success of Singapore, and contribute to the new urban landscape of the city.”

Mr Garman added, “The developers of ORQ – Cheung Kong (Holdings), Hongkong Land and Keppel Land – are delighted to receive this signifi cant award and the international recognition it garners for Singapore. This win is testament to our efforts to meet the stringent requirements of our tenants – some of the world’s leading banks and fi nancial services companies who now operate within ORQ.”

ORQ is strategically positioned in the heart of the city, and is the gateway linking the current CBD with the new Marina Bay area and the upcoming Marina Bay Financial Centre.

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Finalists, Offi ce/Industrial and Retail categories respectively


AWARDS

A fi nalist in the 2008 Singapore Environmental and Social Reporting Awards (SESRA), Keppel Land’s efforts to uphold transparency in environmental and social performance have made it a three-time nominee since 2005.

Organised by the Association for Chartered Certifi ed Accountants, SESRA recognises companies that display exceptional effort in reporting their non-fi nancial disclosures to their stakeholders.

It aims to promote good corporate

Embracing the environment

citizenship and encourage companies to be more accountable for the social, environmental and economic impact of their activities.

Walking the talk beyond environmental and social reporting, Keppel Land takes great care to improve quality of life while minimising ecological impact.

Developments such as Ocean Financial Centre and The Tresor are winners of the Green Mark Awards conferred by Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority for environment-friendly

building practices and innovative green features.

Keppel Land plans to introduce green building technologies for all its new property development designs and rigorously conducts energy audits on current buildings to better manage them in a cost and energy-effi cient way. It also aims to obtain ISO 14001 Environment Management System (EMS) certifi cation for its commercial and residential operations by end 2008.


Training workshops, networking and sharing sessions took centrestage from 24-28 March 2008 as more than one hundred overseas postees from China, India, Indonesia, Vietnam and other parts of Asia convened in Singapore for Keppel Land’s Annual International Conference (AIC).

With presence in 12 countries spread across 33 cities, Keppel Land is fast internationalising, in the geographical spread of its premier properties and even more so in the diversity of its talent pool.

In line with Keppel Land’s commitment to empower and engage its employees, the Annual Regional Conference was created as a strategic platform for management to share the group’s thrusts and objectives with its staff worldwide.

PEOPLE

It was aptly renamed Annual International Conference (AIC) this year to refl ect the company’s increasingly diverse workforce and geographic spread.

At the AIC, senior management encouraged staff to continue maintaining high performance standards and stressed the need to achieve safety and environmental objectives.

Mr Ang Wee Gee, ED & CEO, International of Keppel Land International Limited, challenged the team to stay relevant in the marketplace. He also shared on the need to innovate, team

up with like-minded partners, capitalise market opportunities and maintain strong branding to differentiate Keppel Land from competition.

Wow factor

Project Manager Nicholas Tan and Senior Marketing Manager Cecilia Yeoh exhibited the “wow” factor when they shared how they had achieved substantial time and cost savings during piling works at The Estella, Keppel Land’s upcoming

Fostering winning mindsets


(Above) AIC is an opportune platform for staff interaction across cities and departments

(Left) Senior management encouraged staff to maintain safety and environmental focus


Mr Wilson Kwong has joined the Raffl es Quay Asset Management (RQAM) team to head the development of Marina Bay Financial Centre (MBFC) and management of One Raffl es Quay (ORQ) as General Manager.

Mr Kwong replaces Mr David Martin, who has relocated to Hong Kong.

Prior to his appointment as GM for MBFC, Mr Kwong was Senior Asset Manager, Commercial Property for Hongkong Land Limited, a role which included managing the company’s interests in key developments in Hong Kong. From 1998 to June 2006, he held a range of management positions across the Jardine Matheson Group.

Mr Kwong said, “MBFC is shaping up to redefi ne the Central Business District in Singapore by adding another 3 million square feet of offi ce space, 649 new residential apartments and more than 120,000 square feet of new shopping and dining pleasures. A project of this magnitude relies on the interaction of many parties, including MBFC’s strong team and I look forward to working with all the parties involved.

“I also look forward to maintaining the excellent progress on the project to date and delivering on the vision of MBFC as a centre of business and fi nancial excellence, not just for Singapore, but also in the region and globally.”

RQAM comprises Cheung Kong (Holdings)/Hutchison Whampoa, Hongkong Land and Keppel Land.

New GM for Marina Bay Financial Centre

luxury residential project in District 2, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

They were the winning team at the inaugural launch of the WOW! (Work of a Winner) Awards during the AIC.

Twelve teams, shortlisted from an initial submission of 22 entries, presented case studies on innovative problem solving methods and people management skills.

A panel of judges, comprising senior representatives from across the Group, and the audience had to vote for their favourite team.

Apart from recognising staff for their achievements, this initiative aims to promote teamwork, learning and sharing of best practices.

Arabian knights

The AIC week ended on a high note as staff convened at The Fairmont Singapore for their annual dinner and dance themed “Arabian Nights”.

During the fun-fi lled evening, Keppel Land paid tribute to 20 employees who have stayed the course and grown with the Company.

Of special mention was Mrs Yeo Kah Tiang, GM of Group Finance and Administration, who was honoured for her unwavering dedication of 30 years to the company.

Joseph Low, Chairperson of this year’s Organising Committee said, “We decided on ‘Arabian Nights’ as a theme in view of the company’s recent success in making a beachhead into the Middle East.

“I was delighted with the enthusiastic response as many colleagues gamely dressed to the theme, participated in the activities and exhibited unity as one big family.”

PEOPLE

Mr Wilson Kwong


COMMUNITY

Living the luxe life is what homeowners can expect at The Arcadia, Keppel Land’s premier villa development in Jinnan District, Tianjin.

Over 100 guests comprising local offi cials, homebuyers and journalists recently experienced that fi rsthand at an exclusive party at The Arcadia clubhouse, where they were treated to an evening of jazz performances, wine tasting and viewing of a special art exhibition put up by the Central Academy of Fine Arts.

In his welcome speech, Mr Daniel Chong, Chief Representative of Keppel Land in Tianjin, said, “Buying a home is more than just about a prime location, a good view or a valuable asset – it is also a lifestyle choice.

“Through this event, I hope that all of you will be able to experience the lifestyle that The Arcadia can offer, and appreciate the thoughtful master planning behind this development and our interpretation of the good life.”

Located at the junction of the Outer Ring

Road and Weishan Road, The Arcadia is about 12 km from the city centre and 4.5 km from Meijiang, a prestigious housing estate in Tianjin.

When completed, the 133,400 sm site will be transformed into a residential enclave comprising 168 units of exclusive villas catering to the local upper-income class and expatriate communities.

Besides a private clubhouse in the development, homeowners will also enjoy facilities such as an indoor

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swimming pool, a gymnasium and tennis courts in the adjacent Original County project.

Other upcoming amenities in the vicinity include a golf course, a shopping mall and supporting commercial facilities. The American International School and the Japanese School are also located nearby.

Some 65 units were soft-launched in September 2007, with more than half sold to date.

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COMMUNITY

Helping hand to ChinaFollowing Keppel’s group-wide efforts to raise funds for Sichuan’s quake relief, Keppel Land extended its commitment and donated RMB 350,000 to support the ‘One Love Charity Festival’, a Singapore-led effort to raise further funds for children affected by the earthquake.

This contribution added on to the Keppel Group’s donation of about RMB 7 million (US$1 million) in May 2008, to be channelled to the Red Cross Society of China.

Earlier quake relief efforts also included placement of donation boxes at Keppel Land’s offi ces and residential properties in Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu and Wuxi. Over in Kunming, Yunnan Province, Keppel Land’s award-winning golf resort, Spring City Golf and Lake Resort raised over RMB 250,000 with a charity golf game and auction.

Keppel Nantong Shipyard also collected donations from its local staff and sub-contractors and contributed to the Red Cross Society in Nantong.

Apart from corporate donations, staff from across the Group both in Singapore and overseas have also given to the cause both in cash and in kind.

Mr Peter Lee, City Head of Keppel Land in Chengdu best summed up the Group’s intentions. He said, “Our proactive and holistic approach in seeking avenues to enhance relationships with our hosts in China underscores our commitment to grow with China and contribute to her economic and social development.”

Mr Peter Lee, City Head of Keppel Land in Chengdu, extending care and concern to children in quake-stricken areas

INTERNATIONAL NETWORKSINGAPOREKeppel Land Limited230 Victoria Street#15-05 Bugis Junction TowersSingapore 188024Tel: (65) 6338 8111Fax: (65) 6336 0098

CHINABEIJINGBeijing Kingsley Property Development Co. Ltd.Unit 701, Level 7,China World Tower 2No. 1 Jian Guo Men Wai AvenueBeijing 100004ChinaTel: (86) 10 6505 0866Fax: (86) 10 6505 0865

CHENGDUChengdu Hillwest Development Co. Ltd.308 Shuncheng Street 22B First City Plaza Chengdu, Sichuan 610017ChinaTel: (86) 28 8293 1033Fax: (86) 28 8293 1032Chengdu Century Development Co. Ltd.19A-G Western China Business Tower19 Ren Min Nan Road Section 4Chengdu, Sichuan 610041ChinaTel: (86) 28 8526 8228Fax: (86) 28 8526 8220

KUNMINGSpring City Golf & Lake ResortTangchi YiliangYunnan 652103ChinaTel: (86) 871 767 1188Fax: (86) 871 767 1186

SHANGHAIShanghai Merryfi eld Land Co Ltd1266 Nan Jing Xi RoadRoom 1208, Plaza 66Shanghai 200040ChinaTel: (86) 21 6288 3066Fax: (86) 21 6288 2799

SHENYANGKeppel Township Development (Shenyang) Co LtdLevel 10, Hai Yue-City Plaza Tower B,83 Zhongshan Road, Heping District,Shenyang, Liaoning Province,China, 110001Tel: (86) 24 2334 1831Fax: (86) 24 2334 2869

TIANJINTianjin Merryfi eld Property Development Co LtdSuite 2003, 20/FTower 2, The ExchangeNo. 189 Nanjing RoadHeping District, Tianjin 300051ChinaTel: (86) 22 8319 2111Fax: (86) 22 8319 2106

WUXICityOne Development (Wuxi) Co LtdSouth of Gao Lang RoadEast of Nan Hu AvenueWuxi Postal Code 214131Tel: (86) 510 8283 2208Fax: (86) 510 8283 2213

HONG KONG SARSuite 3103, No. 9 Queen’s RoadCentral, Hong KongTel: (852) 2525 9798Fax: (852) 2801 4302

INDIABANGALOREKeppel Puravankara Development Pvt LtdNo. 39, 8th Main, 1’A’ Cross, Vasanthnagar, (Opp Mount Carmel College),Bangalore 560052India Tel: (91) 80 5150 5000Fax: (91) 80 5150 5008

KOLKATAKeppel Magus Development Pvt LtdC-304 City CentreSalt LakeKolkata 700 101IndiaTel: (91) 33 4006 3330Fax: (91) 33 4006 3920

INDONESIABATAMPT Nongsa Point MarinaNongsa, Batam IslandIndonesiaTel: (62) 778 761 333Fax: (62) 778 761 474

BINTANPT Ria BintanPT Straits - CM VillageJl Perigi Raja Parcel A-11Lagoi, North BintanKepulauan RiauIndonesiaTel: (62) 77 0692 868Fax: (62) 77 0692 837

JAKARTAPT Keppel LandWisma BCA Tower II, 5A FloorJl. Jend Sudirman Kav. 22-23Jakarta Selatan 12920IndonesiaTel: (62) 21 571 2238Fax: (62) 21 571 1813

PT Mitra Sindo SuksesPT Mitra Sindo MakmurJakarta Garden City Rukan Italian Walk Blok B No. 30-33Kelapa Gading SquareJl. Boulevard Barat RayaKelapa Gading, Jakarta 14240IndonesiaTel: (62) 21 4586 9883Fax: (62) 21 4586 9881

MANADOHotel Sedona ManadoJl Raya Tanawang KoDesa Tateli, Kec PinelengKabupaten MinahasaSulawesi UtaraIndonesiaTel: (62) 431 825 888Fax: (62) 431 825 999

SURABAYAPT Sentral Tunjungan PerkasaJl Kenari 3-5Surabaya 60275IndonesiaTel: (62) 31 532 7261Fax: (62) 31 531 4957


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INTERNATIONAL NETWORK

For more information on some of the best addresses in town, contact:

230 Victoria Street #06-08

Bugis Junction Towers,

Singapore 188024

www.keppelland.com.sg

☎ (65) 6336 3688

PT Sentral Supel PerkasaJl Bubutan 1-7 Surabaya 60174Tel: (62) 31 547 2333 Fax: (62) 31 547 0555

YOGYAKARTAMelia Purosani YogyakartaJl Suryotomo No 31Yogyakarta 55112IndonesiaTel: (62) 274 589 523Fax: (62) 274 588 070

MALAYSIAJOHOR BARUTanah Sutera Development Sdn BhdNo 2 Jalan Sutera Merah 2Taman Sutera81200 Johor BaruMalaysiaTel: (607) 289 9009Fax: (607) 289 9119

PENANGJemih Rezeki Sdn Bhd1st Floor, No 1 Weld Quay10300 PinangMalaysiaTel: (604) 398 5028Fax: (604) 398 5027

MYANMARMANDALAYSedona Hotel MandalayNo. 1 Junction of 26th & 66th StreetChanayetharzan TownshipMandalayMyanmarTel: (95) 2 36 488Fax: (95) 2 36 499

YANGONSedona Hotel YangonNo. 1 Kaba Aye Pagoda RoadYankin TownshipYangonMyanmarTel: (95) 1 666 900Fax: (95) 1 666 911

PHILIPPINESORTIGASKeppel Philippines Properties IncPenthouse, Benquet Centre Building#12 ADB Avenue, Ortigas CentreMandaluyong CityPhilippinesTel: (632) 637 5184/86Fax: (632) 637 5185

SOUTH KOREASEOUL3001, 30th Flr Korea WorldTrade Centre159-1 Samsung-Dong, Gangnam-guSeoul 135-729KoreaTel: (82) 2 551 3587Fax: (82) 2 551 4303

THAILANDBANGKOKKeppel Thai Properties Public Co. Limited30th Floor Jewellery Centre Building138/108 Nares RoadSipraya, BangrakBangkok 10500ThailandTel: (662) 237 1999Fax: (662) 237 2666

VIETNAMHANOIKeppel Land Vietnam Properties Pte Ltd (Hanoi Representative Offi ce)17 Ngo Quyen, Hoan Kiem Dist,Unit 04-05, 5th FloorInternational Centre, HanoiVietnamTel: (84) 4 936 7743/5 (84) 4 936 8456Fax: (84) 4 936 7680

Quang Ba Royal Park JV Co., Ltd96 To Ngoc Van Street Tay Ho District Hanoi, VietnamTel: (84) 4 823 8995/8993Fax: (84) 4 823 9046

International Centre JV Co., Ltd17 Ngo Quyen, Hoan Kiem,Unit 04, 7th FloorInternational Centre, HanoiVietnamTel: (84) 4 824 1125/6/7Fax: (84) 4 824 1124

Sedona Suites Hanoi No. 96 To Ngoc Van Street Quang Ba, Tay Ho District Hanoi, VietnamTel: (84) 4 718 0888Fax: (84) 4 718 0666

HO CHI MINH CITYKeppel Land Vietnam Properties Pte LtdSuite 2A, 8th Floor, Saigon Centre65 Le Loi Boulevard District 1, HCMC Vietnam Tel: (84) 8 821 8000 Fax: (84) 8 821 3540

Keppel Land Watco Co. Ltd4/F Saigon Centre 65 Le Loi Boulevard District 1, HCMC Vietnam Tel: (84) 8 823 2500 Fax: (84) 8 822 9822

Sedona Suites Ho Chi Minh CityNo. 65 Le Loi Boulevard District 1, HCMC Vietnam Tel: (84) 8 822 9666 Fax: (84) 8 822 9229

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PROPERTYCHINA01 Park Avenue Precinct, Shanghai02 Villa Riviera, Shanghai03 Residential Development, Shanghai04 Offi ce Development, Shanghai05 The Seasons, Beijing06 The Waterfront, Chengdu07 The Botanica, Chengdu08 Residential Township, Shenyang09 The Arcadia, Tianjin10 Golf Course Development, Tianjin11 Residential Development, Tianjin12 Residential Development, Tianjin13 Residential Development, Tianjin14 Mixed Development, Tianjin15 Mixed Development, Tianjin16 Central Park City, Wuxi17 Mixed Development, Jiangyin18 Golf Course Development, Jiangyin19 Residential Development, Changzhou

VIETNAM20 International Centre, Hanoi21 Saigon Centre, Ho Chi Minh City22 Tamarind Park, Ho Chi Minh City23 Saigon Sports City, Ho Chi Minh City24 The Estella, Ho Chi Minh City25 Waterfront Development, Ho Chi Minh City26 Riviera Point, Ho Chi Minh City27 Parc Riviera, Ho Chi Minh City28 Parc Villas, Ho Chi Minh City

29 Parc View, Ho Chi Minh City30 Riviera Cove, Ho Chi Minh City31 Residential Township, Dong Nai

INDIA32 Elita Promenade, Bangalore33 Elita Horizon, Bangalore34 Elita Garden Vista, Kolkata

INDONESIA35 Galleria Tunjungan, Surabaya36 BG Junction, Surabaya37 Jakarta Garden City, Jakarta38 Pasadenia Garden, Jakarta39 Wisma BCA, Jakarta

MIDDLE EAST40 Waterfront Development, Saudi Arabia

MALAYSIA41 Taman Sutera, Johor Baru

PHILIPPINES42 SM-KL Towers, Metro Manila43 Palmdale Heights, Metro Manila44 Metro North Township, Quezon City45 Landbank in Cebu46 Sampaguita Ville, Cebu

THAILAND47 Jewellery Centre, Bangkok48 Sukhaphiban 3 Mansion, Bangkok49 Residential Landbank at Highway 332 in Sat-tahip

50 Villa Arcadia at Srinakarin, Bangkok51 Villa Arcadia at Watcharapol, Bangkok

HOTELS/SERVICED APART-MENTS

VIETNAM52 Sedona Suites, Hanoi53 Sedona Suites, Ho Chi Minh City

INDONESIA54 Club Med Ria Bintan55 Hotel Sedona Manado56 Melia Purosani Hotel, Yogyakarta

MYANMAR57 Sedona Hotel Yangon58 Sedona Hotel Mandalay

RESORTSCHINA59 Spring City Golf & Lake Resort, Kunming

INDONESIA60 Ria Bintan61 Nongsa Bay Marina and Resort, Batam62 Tanah Lot Resort, Bali

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