Thriven (Thriven Global Berhad)

KPKT's TEDUH register (as at 27 Oct 2026) lists 23 housing projects under 4 Thriven companies in 3 states: 23 completed. None is classed Sick (Sakit) or Abandoned (Terbengkalai).

Of the 23 completed projects, 21 have both a handover deadline and a completion date in the register: 6 handed over on or before the deadline (the extended deadline where KPKT approved an extension); 3 handed over or certified complete after that deadline (1 of these were under construction during the 18 Mar–31 Aug 2020 movement control period, which the law excludes from the deadline†); 12 received the completion certificate before the deadline (handover date not recorded).

1 project had the delivery period extended with KPKT approval.

Completed projects — the 12 most recent of 23

Handed over or certified complete after the deadline (3)

† Section 35 of the Temporary Measures for Reducing the Impact of COVID-19 Act 2020 (Act 829) excludes 18 March–31 August 2020 from the time for delivering vacant possession. The register does not show whether a deadline already reflects this.

Deadlines are counted from each project's first sale agreement, as KPKT records them; buyers who signed later have later deadlines. CCC = Certificate of Completion and Compliance; CFO = Certificate of Fitness for Occupation.

Thriven Global Berhad is listed on Bursa Malaysia's Main Market in the property sector, stock code 7889 ^[1]. Bursa's records show two changes of name: from Mega Pascal Bhd to Mulpha Land Bhd on 5 August 2005, and from Mulpha Land Berhad to Thriven Global Berhad on 1 July 2015 ^[1]; in 2015 the company said it had previously been a subsidiary of Mulpha International ^[3]. Its executive chairman is Datuk Fakhri Yassin bin Mahiaddin and its group managing director is Ghazie Yeoh bin Abdullah ^[2]. The head office is in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, with a northern office and sales gallery in Butterworth, Penang, under its subsidiary Bukit Punchor Development Sdn Bhd ^[2].

Most of its KPKT records are in the north. A 2015 report described Desa Aman in Kulim, Kedah, and Taman Bukit Punchor in Penang as Thriven townships, with 128 of Desa Aman's 144.4 acres then still to be developed ^[3]. The Kulim land belongs to Golden Cignet Sdn Bhd, a Thriven subsidiary ^[4][2]; KPKT registers 17 projects under that company in Kulim — terraced, semi-detached and shop houses and two apartment blocks — from DESA AMAN (1,021 terraced houses, first sale agreement in 1998, CCC in 2014) to the ENESTA AVENUE phases handed over in 2024 and 2025. Bukit Punchor Development, also a subsidiary ^[5][2], has three completed projects in Seberang Perai; in 2022 it agreed to buy 4,700 square metres of freehold land in Butterworth, approved for serviced apartments, for RM21 million ^[5].

In Kuala Lumpur, eNESTa Kepong was a joint venture between Amona Group and Thriven, with Thriven as the majority shareholder ^[3]. A 2017 report described the 2.04-acre leasehold site at Jalan Kepong and Pintasan Segambut as holding a 35-storey tower of 258 serviced apartments and 23 retail lots, plus Residensi Enesta Kepong, a 42-storey block of 254 affordable homes under the RUMAWIP scheme ^[6]. KPKT registers both under Thriven Amona Sdn Bhd: RESIDENSI ENESTA KEPONG (254 units, CCC on 12 October 2020) and SUITE ENESTA KEPONG (258 serviced apartments, CCC on 8 September 2022). Thriven now lists that company among its subsidiaries as Thriven Development Sdn Bhd, formerly Thriven Amona Sdn Bhd ^[2].

The oldest Kuala Lumpur record is ENCLAVE BANGSAR, seven bungalows registered under Mulpha Land Bhd — Thriven's former name — with a CCC dated 28 December 2012; Thriven lists Bangsar Enclave among its completed projects ^[7]. The KPKT register covers only projects licensed as housing, so Thriven's commercial and other buildings are not in the table above.

1. Housing project records: KPKT TEDUH register (teduh.kpkt.gov.my), data as at 27 Oct 2026. Sumber: TEDUH, KPKT — used under the Government Open Data Terms of Use 1.0.
2. [1] THRIVEN GLOBAL BERHAD (7889): Company Profile · Bursa Malaysia · accessed 28 Oct 2026
   https://www.bursamalaysia.com/trade/trading_resources/listing_directory/company-profile?stock_code=7889
3. [2] Board of Directors (with list of subsidiary companies) · Thriven Global Berhad · accessed 28 Oct 2026
   https://www.thriven.com.my/board-of-directors
4. [3] Don't stop me now: Thriven Global Bhd to launch RM1.8 bil of projects in "distressed market" · The Edge Malaysia (City & Country) · 26 Nov 2015 · accessed 28 Oct 2026
   https://api.edgeprop.my/content/dont-stop-me-now-thriven-global-bhd-launch-rm18-bil-projects-distressed-market
5. [4] Thriven Global obtains RM15m credit facility to finance working capital needs · The Edge Malaysia · 3 Sep 2019 · accessed 28 Oct 2026
   https://theedgemalaysia.com/article/thriven-global-obtains-rm15m-credit-facility-finance-working-capital-needs
6. [5] Thriven to acquire land earmarked for apartments in Butterworth · The Edge Malaysia · 22 Sep 2022 · accessed 28 Oct 2026
   https://theedgemalaysia.com/article/thriven-acquire-land-earmarked-apartments-butterworth
7. [6] eNESTa Kepong attracts with MRT access and pricing · The Edge Malaysia (EdgeProp) · 1 May 2017 · accessed 28 Oct 2026
   https://www.edgeprop.my/content/1123933/enesta-kepong-attracts-mrt-access-and-pricing
8. [7] Property Development · Thriven Global Berhad · accessed 28 Oct 2026
   https://www.thriven.com.my/property-development

Last updated 28 Oct 2026