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Symphony Life

Symphony Life is a Malaysian property developer formerly known as Bolton Berhad.

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Overview

Symphony Life Berhad is a Malaysian property-development company and corporate brand associated with residential, mixed-use, commercial, and destination-oriented real-estate projects. The company traces its corporate history to 1964, when it was incorporated under the name Bolton Properties Limited. It subsequently operated as Bolton Berhad and was listed on Bursa Malaysia under stock code 1538. In April 2013, the company adopted the Symphony Life Berhad name, marking a rebranding of the listed property business. The company’s portfolio has included developments in several Malaysian markets. Projects identified with Symphony Life include residential and mixed-use schemes in the Klang Valley, as well as developments in Penang, Langkawi, and Kedah. Named projects include Arata of Tijani, Elevia Residences, Taman Tasik Prima, The Wharf, Lavender Heights, Symphony Square, Tijani Ukay, Tijani 2 North, Tijani 2 South, and Tijani Raja Dewa in the Klang Valley. Its Penang portfolio includes Surin, while Langkawi and Kedah projects include Langkawi Fair and Amanjaya respectively. One documented development is 6 Ceylon, a condominium project in Kuala Lumpur. Construction began in 2009, with the development described as a 33-storey building containing 215 units. The units were specified with built-up areas ranging from 696 to 1,555 square feet, and completion was scheduled for 2013. This project illustrates the company’s participation in urban high-rise residential development. Symphony Life’s brand identity therefore sits within the Malaysian property-development sector rather than a consumer-goods category. Its business scope, as reflected in the available reference material, centers on creating and marketing real-estate developments across multiple Malaysian states and urban or resort locations. The available sources do not provide enough information to document detailed revenue, ownership, executive leadership, corporate strategy, current project status, or the company’s present operating structure. Those areas require verification from current Bursa Malaysia filings, company materials, or other authoritative corporate sources.

History

Symphony Life’s corporate history begins in 1964, when the business was incorporated as Bolton Properties Limited. The available reference identifies the company as a Malaysian property developer and records its later use of the Bolton Berhad name. It became associated with Bursa Malaysia as a listed company under stock code 1538. For much of its earlier corporate identity, the company operated under the Bolton name. Its property activities included developments in and around the Klang Valley, Malaysia’s principal urban and commercial region, as well as projects in Penang, Langkawi, and Kedah. The named portfolio indicates a broad development approach rather than a single-project specialization. It included residential communities, high-rise housing, mixed-use schemes, and properties in resort or destination markets. In April 2013, Bolton Berhad was rebranded as Symphony Life Berhad. The change established the Symphony Life name as the company’s principal public-facing identity while retaining the organization’s continuity as a listed Malaysian property company. The reference material does not explain the detailed commercial rationale for the rebranding, nor does it identify changes in ownership, management, or corporate structure associated with the name change. The company’s documented developments include Arata of Tijani, Elevia Residences, Taman Tasik Prima, The Wharf, Lavender Heights, Symphony Square, Tijani Ukay, Tijani 2 North, Tijani 2 South, and Tijani Raja Dewa in the Klang Valley. These projects suggest activity across several residential and urban-development formats. The portfolio also includes Surin in Penang, Langkawi Fair in Langkawi, and Amanjaya in Kedah. A specific project described in the reference material is 6 Ceylon. Development began in 2009, and completion was scheduled for 2013. The project was planned as a 33-storey condominium with 215 units. Unit sizes were stated to range from 696 to 1,555 square feet. The project is a documented example of Symphony Life’s participation in the Kuala Lumpur high-rise residential market. The currently available material is limited and does not establish a complete account of the company’s later history, current management, financial performance, ownership, completed-project outcomes, or present development pipeline. It also does not provide sufficient evidence for detailed claims about sales performance, awards, controversies, or marketing campaigns. Such information should be added only after verification through current company disclosures, Bursa Malaysia records, or reliable contemporary reporting.

  • 2013

    Bolton Berhad adopted the Symphony Life name

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    The listed property company formerly known as Bolton Berhad was rebranded as Symphony Life Berhad in April 2013.

  • 2013

    6 Ceylon scheduled for completion

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    The 6 Ceylon condominium was described as scheduled for completion in 2013, with 33 storeys and 215 residential units.

  • 2009

    Development of 6 Ceylon began

    [1]

    Construction of the 6 Ceylon condominium development was reported to have begun in 2009.

  • 1964

    Company incorporated as Bolton Properties Limited

    [1]

    The business was incorporated in Malaysia under the name Bolton Properties Limited, establishing the corporate predecessor of Symphony Life.

Products and positioning

A Malaysian property-development brand with a portfolio spanning urban residential, mixed-use, commercial, and destination-oriented developments.

  • Residential condominium · 2009

    6 Ceylon

    6 Ceylon is a high-rise condominium development associated with Symphony Life in Kuala Lumpur. Development began in 2009, and the project was scheduled for completion in 2013. It was planned as a 33-storey building containing 215 units, with stated built-up areas ranging from 696 to 1,555 square feet.

  • Residential development

    Arata of Tijani

    Arata of Tijani is a named Symphony Life property development in the Klang Valley. The available reference identifies it as part of the company’s Malaysian development portfolio but does not provide verified details on unit count, tenure, launch date, completion, or current status.

  • Residential development

    Elevia Residences

    Elevia Residences is a named residential project in Symphony Life’s Klang Valley portfolio. The available source does not provide sufficient verified information about its specifications, launch, completion, or present availability.

  • Township or residential development

    Taman Tasik Prima

    Taman Tasik Prima is listed among Symphony Life’s Klang Valley projects. The reference material does not establish its detailed product mix, development chronology, or current operating status.

  • Mixed-use development

    The Wharf

    The Wharf is a named Symphony Life development in the Klang Valley. It is included in the company’s project list, although the available source does not provide verified details about its components, scale, launch date, or completion.

  • Residential development

    Lavender Heights

    Lavender Heights is identified as a Symphony Life project in the Klang Valley. No further project specifications or current status are established by the supplied reference.

  • Mixed-use or commercial development

    Symphony Square

    Symphony Square appears in the company’s list of Klang Valley developments. The available material does not provide enough information to characterize its exact mix of uses, development dates, or completion status.

  • Residential development

    Tijani Ukay

    Tijani Ukay is a named residential development associated with Symphony Life in the Klang Valley. The supplied source does not provide verified details about its homes, launch, completion, or current status.

  • Residential development

    Tijani 2 North

    Tijani 2 North is listed as part of Symphony Life’s Klang Valley portfolio. Detailed information on the project’s product format, dates, and present status is not available in the supplied reference.

  • Residential development

    Tijani 2 South

    Tijani 2 South is a named Symphony Life development in the Klang Valley. The reference confirms its inclusion in the project portfolio but does not document its detailed specifications or current status.

  • Residential development

    Tijani Raja Dewa

    Tijani Raja Dewa is listed among the company’s Klang Valley projects. No sufficiently detailed information about its design, launch, completion, or operating status is provided by the available source.

  • Residential development

    Surin

    Surin is a named Symphony Life project in Penang. The supplied reference does not provide verified information about its scale, product type, development dates, or current status.

  • Commercial or mixed-use development

    Langkawi Fair

    Langkawi Fair is identified as a Symphony Life project in Langkawi. The available material does not establish detailed information about its tenant mix, development chronology, or present status.

  • Residential or township development

    Amanjaya

    Amanjaya is listed as a Symphony Life development in Kedah. Further verified information about the project’s scope, product categories, launch, completion, or current status is not included in the supplied reference.

Brand decisions

  • 2013

    Corporate rebranding from Bolton to Symphony LifeStrategy

    Background

    The listed Malaysian property company had operated under the Bolton name, including Bolton Berhad, before changing its corporate identity.

    Action taken

    The company adopted the name Symphony Life Berhad in April 2013.

    Aftermath

    The Symphony Life name became the company’s subsequent corporate identity. The supplied material does not document the financial or operational effects of the rebranding.

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