Gamuda Berhad
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Gamuda Berhad is a main company of engineering, property and infrastructure in Malaysia
The company incorporated on October 6, 1976.Gamuda was listed on the main board of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange on 10 August 1992. The group's main projects range from the construction of roads, tunnels and dams, to infrastructure privatisation and the development of new townships.
One of their first major project is the Shah Alam Expressway, a 34.5 km six lanes expressway stretches from the Sri Petaling interchange in Kuala Lumpur to the Pandamaran interchange in Klang. Gamuda is a leader in turnkey and B.O.T. civil engineering infrastructure and township development, with projects and investments in South East and Far East Asia, Indochina, South Asia and the Middle East.Gamuda also is the lead shareholder in the 450MW Nam Theun 1 hydropower project located in central Laos, which would supply 2,000 GWh of hydroelectric power to the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand.
[edit] Gamuda Land Township
- Kota Kemuning - A township that epitomises quality lifestyle living with strong quality design concept, amenities and infrastructure
- Bandar Botanic - Appealing in its botanical environment and complete township facilities and amenities
- Valencia - The only residential development with its own private golf course for its residents in Malaysia
- Horizon Hills - Located within the Iskandar Development Region, the new gem set in the South Peninsular Malaysia
[edit] Gamuda Expressway Network
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