APB sells empty Shah Alam tower to Selangor firm for RM45m
- APB Resources is selling Menara APB, an empty 16-storey office tower in Seksyen 14, Shah Alam, for RM45 million.
- The buyer is Darul Ehsan Investment Group, a wholly owned unit of Menteri Besar Selangor Inc.
- The price is 2.2% below the RM46 million valuation and about RM523 psf of lettable space (our calculation).
- APB bought the former Menara Serba Dinamik for RM38 million in 2024 and will use RM37 million of the proceeds to repay loans.
Who is buying Menara APB in Shah Alam?
Darul Ehsan Investment Group Bhd, a wholly owned unit of Menteri Besar Selangor (Incorporated), for RM45 million under an agreement signed on 6 November 2026.
What was Menara APB called before?
Menara Serba Dinamik. APB Resources bought it from the liquidator of Serba Dinamik Group for RM38 million in April 2024.
How big is Menara APB?
A 16-storey office tower with a four-level basement car park: 229,471 sq ft gross, 86,021 sq ft lettable and 195 parking bays, on 3,025 sq m of leasehold land.
APB Resources Bhd agreed on 6 November 2026 to sell Menara APB, its empty 16-storey office tower in Seksyen 14, Shah Alam, to Darul Ehsan Investment Group Bhd, a wholly owned unit of Menteri Besar Selangor (Incorporated), for RM45 million in cash. The building was formerly Menara Serba Dinamik.
The building
- Title: HS(D) 143324, PT 18 Seksyen 14, Bandar Shah Alam, on Persiaran Perbandaran, near Avisena Specialist Hospital and the Shah Alam City Council
- Land: 3,025 sq m (32,561 sq ft), leasehold to 11 May 2100, about 74 years left; category "building", for commercial use
- Building: 16 storeys of offices over a four-level basement car park, about 22 years old; 229,471 sq ft gross, 86,021 sq ft lettable, 195 parking bays
- Occupancy: completely empty, earning no rent
The price
- Price: RM45 million, 2.2% below the RM46 million that Laurelcap Sdn Bhd valued it at on 30 October 2026. That is about RM523 psf of lettable space, or RM196 psf of gross floor area (our calculation)
- Best offer: APB says it looked for buyers "over an extended period" without getting a higher offer. On 10 November it told Bursa the price was agreed on a willing-buyer, willing-seller basis and is the highest offer since November 2025, which is its reason for taking RM1 million less than the valuation
- What APB paid: RM38 million to the liquidator of Serba Dinamik Group in April 2024 (RM39.89 million with costs), about RM442 psf of lettable space (our calculation)
- Gain: about RM3.23 million after the building's book value of RM38.84 million, about RM0.94 million of real property gains tax and RM1.99 million of fees
- Timing: needs APB shareholders' approval and state consent; completion is expected in the second quarter of 2027. Apart from its duties under the sale agreement, no liabilities or guarantees stay with APB
Why APB is selling
APB, which makes process equipment for the oil and gas, power and food industries, lost RM16.54 million in the year to March 2026, with finance costs of RM6.41 million. It had planned to use the building itself and rent out the rest when it bought it, but the tower stayed empty. Finding tenants and reaching a good occupancy and rent "may take considerable time and costs", its board said. RM37.07 million of the proceeds will repay loans, including the RM27.8 million term loan used to buy the building, saving about RM1.67 million a year in interest and cutting gearing from 1.71 to about 1.03 times.
Cover map: Menara APB on Persiaran Perbandaran, Seksyen 14, Shah Alam (at the pin, labelled Menara Serba Dinamik). EPIQ, via EdgeProp.
- Bursa Malaysia — APB Resources: proposed disposal of Menara APB, Shah Alam, for RM45m (6 Nov 2026)
- Bursa Malaysia — APB Resources: additional information on the proposed disposal (10 Nov 2026)
- The Edge Malaysia — APB Resources to sell Menara APB to Selangor govt firm for RM45m (6 Nov 2026)
- EdgeProp — APB Resources to sell Menara APB for RM45m to pare debt (7 Nov 2026)
- EdgeProp — APB Resources to acquire Serba Dinamik office building in Shah Alam for RM38 mil (11 Oct 2023)
Facts summarised in our own words, with our own analysis added.
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