RM1.02bil contract win
GDB Holdings Wins RM1.017 Billion Contract for Desa ParkCity Towers
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GDB Holdings’ construction arm, Grand Dynamic Builders, has accepted a RM1.017 billion letter of award from Perdana ParkCity to build two residential towers at Desa ParkCity, Kuala Lumpur. The filing landed with Bursa Malaysia at 5.09pm today, after today’s session had already closed.
What is GDB Holdings’ new RM1.017 billion contract?
- Grand Dynamic Builders, GDB’s subsidiary, accepted the letter of award dated 21 October (Bursa filing).
- The project adds a 7-storey podium and 2-storey basement carpark at Lot 81582, Desa ParkCity (Bursa filing).
- GDB’s 2026 contract wins now total a record RM1.81 billion, after this award (Dagang News).
The filing came in after today’s close, so GDB’s 1% gain to 51.5 sen doesn’t reflect the news yet. This site tracks GDB’s live price and discussion on the Bursa heat list. It is the second nine-figure construction win reported this month, after IJM Corp’s RM1.23 billion AT&S contract in Kulim.
What to watch
- November 2026Construction of the two Desa ParkCity towers is due to begin (Dagang News).
- August 2031Target completion for the 433-unit ParkCity Residences project, now part of GDB’s order book horizon (Dagang News).
Sources & further reading
- KLSE Screener — GDB Holdings Berhad, Acceptance of Letter of Award from Perdana ParkCity Sdn. Bhd. (26 Oct 2026)
- Dagang News — GDB raih kontrak RM1.017 bilion bina kediaman mewah ParkCity Residences (26 Oct 2026)
- Business Today — GDB Holdings Clinches RM1.02 Billion Contract For Desa ParkCity Residential Development (26 Oct 2026)
- KLSE Screener — GDB Holdings Berhad (0198) live quote
- Yahoo Finance — GDB Holdings Berhad (0198.KL) price data
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