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3 days ago · Asok Kumar Hiranandani is a cofounder of the erstwhile Royal Brothers property group. He separated from his older brother Raj Kumar in 2011 after dividing their property empire. His Royal Group ...
Asok Kumar Hiranandani. The chairman's Royal Group invests in properties across the Asia-Pacific. Founding the Royal Group of Companies in 1947, Singaporean property magnate Asok Kumar Hiranandani has played a pivotal role in developing the group’s market share with strong investments in real estate ventures across the Asia-pacific region.
Dec 19, 2022 · Royal Group of Companies —controlled by billionaire Asok Kumar Hiranandani —is buying the Ming Arcade on the edge of the Orchard Road shopping district for S$172 ($126.6 million), setting a ...
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Mar 7, 2012 · Former Park Regis Singapore shareholders AMW Park Regis Singapore (a unit of the AMW Corp) and Balbinder Singh Sohal formally filed a complaint in the High Court against Naraindas (otherwise known as Asok Kumar Hiranandani). The property was sold for S$218 million to Indonesian mining magnate Yusuf Merukh in 2010.
Oct 8, 2014 · By Jane A. Peterson. Singapore property magnate Asok Kumar Hiranandani is at the top of his game, presiding over 30 hotels, office buildings and shopping centers in the city-state alone, with ...
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Sep 3, 2020 · September 3, 2020. In this article. Kishin RK, the only son of Singaporean real estate magnate and Royal Holdings co-founder, Raj Kumar, is Singapore’s youngest billionaire at only 37 years of age. The Royal Brothers property empire was founded in the 1970s. Raj, 66, had formed Royal Holdings when he and his brother Asok Kumar Hiranandani ...
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Mar 7, 2012 · Former Park Regis Singapore shareholders AMW Park Regis Singapore (a unit of the AMW Corp) and Balbinder Singh Sohal formally filed a complaint in the High Court against Naraindas (otherwise known as Asok Kumar Hiranandani). The property was sold for S$218 million to Indonesian mining magnate Yusuf Merukh in 2010.
