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17 December 2019

Key Property Investments Ltd

Acquisition at Beorma Quarter

Salhia International Investments Ltd, a Jersey based company and a wholly owned subsidiary, has been created to benefit from the current UK tax regime, and to acquire the shareholding of Ingleby (1733) Ltd. Ingleby owns properties in central Birmingham which are being held for a major mixed use city centre development. Birmingham is one of England’s most important cities outside of London with a population of over 2 million people and a total catchment of around 20 million people within 1 hour’s drive of the City centre. The Birmingham project, known as The Beorma Quarter, Digbeth, is a major potential central city regeneration project. It will comprise a mixed use office, hotel and residential development close to the centre of Birmingham and adjacent to the Bull Ring Shopping Centre, a 93,000 m2 prestigious scheme which is acknowledged as one of the most successful shopping centre schemes in the UK and includes Selfridges, an iconic and widely known building. A formal planning application was submitted in February 2009 to Birmingham City Council and a resolution to grant consent was given at Committee in May with final approval following Judicial Review granted unanimously in November 2009. The scheme will provide space in excess of 59,500 m2 gross. This is an important and historical site and the proposed project fits into the Birmingham Big City plan. Salhia’s involvement of a development of this scale has been warmly welcomed by Birmingham City Council and all other relevant stakeholders. Construction is proposed to be carried out in phases, commencing towards the end of 2010.

17 Dec 2019

27 February 2003

Key Property Investments Ltd

Property Transaction

Key Property Investments sells Orpington site

Key Property Investments, the joint venture between St Modwen Properties PLC and Salhia Real Estate Co., has sold a prominent one acre site at Britannia Works, Orpington, Kent, to Denvale Trade Centres for £1.25 million. Denvale Trade Centres has obtained planning consent to build 1,486 sq m (16,000 sq ft ) of trade centre accommodation and has pre-let the whole scheme to a leading trade operator. Work on the development is to start imminently with a projected completion date in December. Nick Doyle, of Key Property Investments, said: “The site’s prominence attracted Denvale Trade Centres to undertake this type of high value use development.” Tim Bloomfield of Denvale Trade Centres said: “This deal shows there is still a market for a niche developer like us working in a specialised sector.” Michael Rogers acted for KPI. Edwin Hill represented Denvale Trade Centres. For further information contact Nick Doyle of Key Property Investments (020 7499 5666). Issued by Paul Raymer of Howle Chapman Raymer (0121-236-7771).

United Kingdom · 27 Feb 2003

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