Aurum Land
Overview
Aurum Land is a Singapore-based private investment firm specializing in real estate development and investment. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Woh Hup, one of Singapore's largest privately-owned construction and civil engineering specialists with over 97 years of industry experience, Aurum Land leverages its parent company's extensive expertise and esteemed reputation to uphold the highest standards of quality and excellence across all its projects. The firm focuses on creating human-centric spaces and communities, emphasizing experiential design and innovative architecture. Aurum Land's portfolio includes a range of residential and commercial properties, such as Anagram Homes, The Hyde, NYON, The Asana, and The Orient. The firm adopts a growth-oriented investment strategy, targeting late-stage developments and buyouts in the real estate sector. Its geographical focus is primarily on Singapore, where it has established a strong presence and reputation. The firm's investment philosophy centers on delivering high-quality, innovative building solutions that contribute to shaping Singapore's urban landscape. By combining strategic insights with disciplined execution, Aurum Land aims to create value for its stakeholders and the communities it serves.
Investment Focus
- Accredited Investors
Portfolio Companies
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What sectors does Aurum Land invest in?
Aurum Land invests in Real Estate, Construction and Property Development, and is based in Singapore. Aurum Land is listed as a private investment firm in the ConnectSafely investor database.
What stage does Aurum Land invest at?
Aurum Land backs companies at Growth, Late Stage and Buyout.
Which regions does Aurum Land invest in?
Aurum Land invests across Singapore.
What companies has Aurum Land invested in?
Aurum Land's portfolio includes Anagram Homes, The Hyde, NYON, The Asana and The Orient.
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