About Lee Kim Yew
Born 1955. Lee Kim Yew is a Malaysian businessperson.
Lee Kim Yew (born 19 August 1955) is a Malaysian entrepreneur, investor and philanthropist. He was the founder and chairman of Country Heights Holdings Berhad and was among the first to venture into property development with country-living concept. Under Country Heights Holdings Berhad, he established projects such as the Palace of the Golden Horses, The Mines and GHHS Healthcare.
In early 2023, the Shah Alam High Court declared him to be bankrupt. Subsequently, he stepped down as the chairman of Country Heights Holdings Berhad, and has since become an advisor for the group.
Career In 1985, Lee started off in property development. He has worked on various sites in North Borneo, Mauritius, Johannesburg and London. Some of his earliest work included turning an abandoned rubber estate into residences and converting an open-cast mining land into the Mines Wellness City.
Other projects that he has undertaken include the Borneo Highlands Resort and the Hornbill Golf & Jungle Club in Sarawak which won the CNBC Award for Best Golf Development Malaysia in 2008.
Business ventures Founded by Lee, Country Heights Holdings Berhad is an investment holding company listed on the Main Market of Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that operates in real estate development and construction, real estate investing and management, hotel, and golf resort. Country Heights also provides educational, computer, leisure, marketing, health screening, exhibition centre and event management services. Projects under Country Heights include the Mines Resort and Golf Club, Country Heights Damansara, Country Heights Kajang, Borneo Highlands, Palace of the Golden Horses, Excel Exhibition Centre (London) and Pecanwood Golf and Country Club (South Africa).
As a Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, Lee expanded his business into the healthcare and wellness industry in 2001 with the establishment of Golden Horses Health Sanctuary (GHHS) Healthcare, a preventive health screening centre within a resort.
In 2021, Lee founded Golden Horse Digital Investment Bank Ltd (GHDIB). and regulated digital investment bank. The summit is an annual international forum that promotes business linkages, connectivity, shared prosperity and sustainability, with the purpose to enhance connections between China, the world and global Chinese diasporas.
Lee is also the patron of the Malaysia Association for Advancement of Functional and Interdisciplinary Medicine (MAAFIM), a national association that facilitates the growth of science, research, education, and continued professional development.
Philanthropy During Malaysia's Movement Control Order (MCO) in March 2020, Lee initiated Bantu-bantu Malaysia, a non-profit social welfare initiative. The initiative supplied masks and personal protection equipment (PPEs), food baskets and other essentials to the mid to low-income groups.
During the beginning of MCO, the Palace of the Golden Horses initiated a culinary programme for orphans, old folks, single mothers, foreign employees and students within a 5-kilometer radius of the hotel.
Lee is a Buddhist and frequently holds exhibitions at the Palace of the Golden Horses to celebrate the Guan Yin goddess as well as showcase his collection of Guan Yin statues
Lee is a believer in Chinese philosophy. He practices Confucianism and I-Ching.
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Malaysian entrepreneur
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Lee Kim Yew was born on 19 August 1955.
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