By Farah Wahida:
Henry Butcher Real Estate Sdn Bhd has partnered with Singapore-based MLN Investment Holding (Group) Pte Ltd to promote Malaysian properties and investments to Chinese investors. Notably, Henry Butcher Real Estate Sdn Bhd is the marketing consultancy and agency services arm of Henry Butcher Malaysia group.
Held at Henry Butcher headquarters in Malaysia, the signing ceremony was attended by Henry Butcher Marketing chief operating officer Tang Chee Meng, Henry Butcher Malaysia director Long Tian Chek and president Lim Eng Chong. Also present at the ceremony were MLN managing director Leon Liu and MLN chief representative in China Juliet Zhu.
“We see Henry Butcher as a strategic partner with its extensive network and wide range of real estate services that fulfil our clients’ requirements in China,” said Zhu.
“This collaboration will enable MLN and Henry Butcher to work hand-in-hand to promote Malaysian properties, especially sophisticated high-end properties…This strategic relationship is a win-win situation for both of us,” added Zhu.
She also noted that more Chinese are turning to Malaysia “as an attractive property investment destination and an ideal place to stay in view of the generally low property prices, multi-cultural society, good infrastructure and high standard of living,” adding that the agreement is a “significant step forward in our joint marketing effort with a China partner.”
Meanwhile, Long said the partnership will not only expand Henry Butcher’s presence in China, it will also allow the company to provide “professional consultation and services to the Chinese market, hence facilitating investors who have businesses and properties in Malaysia.”
Moreover, the agreement also sees the two companies marketing the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme in China.
Managed by a team of China-born entrepreneurs, MLN was established in Singapore in 2003, offering investment and migration services relevant to company incorporation, financial and taxation services to the Chinese. It also works closely with Chinese Embassy in Singapore, Singapore Economic Development Board and International Enterprise Singapore.
Henry Butcher Real Estate Sdn Bhd has partnered with Singapore-based MLN Investment Holding (Group) Pte Ltd to promote Malaysian properties and investments to Chinese investors. Notably, Henry Butcher Real Estate Sdn Bhd is the marketing consultancy and agency services arm of Henry Butcher Malaysia group.
Held at Henry Butcher headquarters in Malaysia, the signing ceremony was attended by Henry Butcher Marketing chief operating officer Tang Chee Meng, Henry Butcher Malaysia director Long Tian Chek and president Lim Eng Chong. Also present at the ceremony were MLN managing director Leon Liu and MLN chief representative in China Juliet Zhu.
“We see Henry Butcher as a strategic partner with its extensive network and wide range of real estate services that fulfil our clients’ requirements in China,” said Zhu.
“This collaboration will enable MLN and Henry Butcher to work hand-in-hand to promote Malaysian properties, especially sophisticated high-end properties…This strategic relationship is a win-win situation for both of us,” added Zhu.
She also noted that more Chinese are turning to Malaysia “as an attractive property investment destination and an ideal place to stay in view of the generally low property prices, multi-cultural society, good infrastructure and high standard of living,” adding that the agreement is a “significant step forward in our joint marketing effort with a China partner.”
Meanwhile, Long said the partnership will not only expand Henry Butcher’s presence in China, it will also allow the company to provide “professional consultation and services to the Chinese market, hence facilitating investors who have businesses and properties in Malaysia.”
Moreover, the agreement also sees the two companies marketing the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme in China.
Managed by a team of China-born entrepreneurs, MLN was established in Singapore in 2003, offering investment and migration services relevant to company incorporation, financial and taxation services to the Chinese. It also works closely with Chinese Embassy in Singapore, Singapore Economic Development Board and International Enterprise Singapore.
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