Our preliminary analysis has revealed key insights about ULTRA INFINITY PTE. LTD.'s performance and market presence. Here‘s a summary of our findings:
Has been operational for a few years
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A young brand or company in the early stage of organisation structures, framework, processes, workflow, systems.
The company's address is not in use by other companies, providing a unique and credible business location. ULTRA INFINITY PTE. LTD. has been operational for a few years, showing some level of stability. While it shows some level of stability, it may still be in the process of establishing its reputation and credibility.
ULTRA INFINITY PTE. LTD. has no presence on career platforms and provides no public information about its work environment or employee satisfaction. This lack of transparency may indicate less focus on employee well-being or difficulty in attracting talent, potentially impacting ULTRA INFINITY PTE. LTD.'s long-term success.
The company is not blacklisted by CaseTrust, which is a positive indicator of its credibility. The company is not on the MAS Enforcement List, which is a positive indicator of its compliance with financial regulations.
ULTRA INFINITY PTE. LTD. may not have accessible contact information online, which dilutes engagement and credibility. The company has no official business profile on major search engines. This absence makes it difficult for potential customers to verify the company's legitimacy or get in touch, potentially raising suspicions about its credibility.
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Sign In to ContinueSingHaiyi and its joint venture partner, Ultra Infinity, have sold 23 strata office units out of 79 units that were released for sale during its initial weekend sales launch on Oct 19 and 20. According to a press release issued by the developers on Oct 20, the units sold ranged from 720 sq ft to 4,530 sq ft and set an average selling price of $3,330 psf. One Sophia is a redevelopment of the former Peace Centre and Peace Mansion, which were acquired in a collective sale by the SingHaiyi-led JV for $650 million in December 2021. The new development is a mixed-use project comprising a 13-storey commercial tower with 122 strata-titled office units, 127 retail units, as well as the 367-unit residential component named The Collective at One Sopia. The condominium is expected to be launched next year.
Shopping mall Peace Centre and adjoining apartment complex Peace Mansion have been sold after a fifth attempt at a collective sale, said sole marketing agent JLL on Friday (Dec 3). The mixed development property on Sophia Road was sold for S$650 million to a joint venture comprising CEL Development, Sing-Haiyi Crystal and Ultra Infinity. S$650 million was the reserve price set for the collective sale. More than 80 per cent of owners agreed to the sale of the property, which was built around 1977. It consists of 232 commercial units, 86 apartments and a 162-lot car park. This works out to a total of 319 strata units in a 10-storey front podium block and a rear 32-storey tower.
3 December 2021
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