Heard he's from Penang, grandson of Loh Boon Siew..

Sauce

a chinese dood spending his own earned money like that? yeah right

he spending other ppl's money larh

This post has been edited by b3ta: Nov 12 2009, 10:11 PM

nais name, Taik-jolok....ooppss...

No pics of him?

Phailed ..

Taek Jho Low

damn...its usher yo~

he sure have those typical malaysian chinese look.

is this the guy all on about over at FNF in the exotic spotter thread? the one thats 26 7 plus year old guy with murcie, f430, cls and all that?

seldom malaysian can be well-known in US, but this guy did it ...

He actually looks like a nice guy. Really.

rich and powerful...since he spend like crazy every month can he donate 1mil ringgit to poor me so i can expand??? can anyone have his email gimme...

Crony?

Jho Low, Hamad and Rosmah's son Riza are best buds:

http://www.patrickmcmullan.com/site/search...=Hamad+Alwazzan

Hamad Alwazzan, Riza Aziz
DENISE RICH Hosts 2009 ANGEL BALL
October 20, 2009

http://74.125.93.132/search?q=cache:89HZxP...s&client=safari


Rumour is Jho very very close to Rosmah and Najib, and the brain behind Terengganu Investment Authority and 1 Malaysia Development Fund:

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...0758&sec=nation

Thursday October 1, 2009

Saudi funds in 1Malaysia a boon to all Malaysians, says Najib

KUALA LUMPUR: A major economic milestone has been reached between Malaysia and Saudi Arabia with the setting-up of a joint-venture company with an investment capital of US$2.5bil (RM8.75bil).

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the financial vehicle would promote and manage the flow of foreign direct investments from the Middle East and countries with surplus capital into high-impact projects in Malaysia.


All new: Najib at the launch of Tabung Haji's new logo at the corporation's headquarters in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
The investment initiative would be jointly managed by 1Malaysia Development Bhd, which is wholly-owned by the Government and PetroSaudi International Limited, which is based in Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia.

1Malaysia Development was established recently to drive strategic initiatives for long-term sustainable economic development and promote the flow of FDI into the country.

Najib said PetroSaudi would provide US$1.5bil (RM5.25bil) in funds while US$1bil (RM3.5bil) would be channelled from Malaysia, adding that the funding from Malaysia was sourced from the issuance of bonds.

“The money is already in place. It was confirmed by the Governor of the Central Bank yesterday (Tuesday),” he said.

Najib also said the money would be invested in and outside Malaysia.

Najib, who is also Finance Minister, said the investment would benefit Malaysia’s economic development in the long-term and would also create more investment opportunities here and overseas.

“This venture reflects the confidence of the Saudi Arabian government in Malaysia and in the bilateral relations between the two countries,” he told reporters after launching Lembaga Tabung Haji’s new corporate group logo of at the corporation’s headquarters here yesterday.

“Of course, the joint-venture programme will provide a lot of benefit to the Malaysian people,” The joint-venture programme will begin with investments in petroleum and oil and gas industries, renewable energy, real estate and other sectors.

Wonder how much commission Jho, Hamad and Riza shared to put this great deal together.

Rosmah must be real proud of Riza. So many Kuwaitis and Saudis now her friends. No wonder Saudi prince so generous:

PUTRAJAYA – Inspired by her husband’s principle of “people first” Rosmah Mansor gave away RM7mil to charity organizations nationwide, from money rewarded to her by a Saudi prince.

Among those who benefitted were 13 organisations which received a contribution of RM20,000 each on Friday.

They included the Ex-Servicemen's Association, the Girl Guides Association of Malaysia, Malaysian AIDS Council, Yayasan Harapan Kanak-Kanak Malaysia, Disabled Association of Malaysia, and the Association of Wives of Barisan Nasional Elected Representatives in each state.

Rosmah said US$1mil would be handed over to Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia to carry out the Permata Smart School programme, while RM2.98mil would be kept in a Bakti special fund to help finance medical treatment for needy women and children with chronic diseases.

Found a precious box

She was “rewarded” after returning a precious box belonging to Prince Saud Al-Saud during a cruise trip with husband, Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak and their children in the south of France in August.

The prince, feeling grateful with the find and the box safely returned to him, wanted to reward Rosmah but she, instead, asked that the "reward" be given to Malaysians for their well-being.

"We had holidayed in the south of France at the invitation of a Kuwait prince, who is a good friend of my son Riza Shahriz.

“While packing at the end of our cruise, I noticed the box and gave it to the boat manager.

"I asked him to return the box safely to its owner (Prince Saud)," she told reporters after handing over part of the contributions Friday.


http://www.malaysianmirror.com/nationaldet...-national/18059

Rosmah must be real proud of her son. So many Kuwaitis and Saudis now her friends. No wonder Saudi prince so generous:

PUTRAJAYA – Inspired by her husband’s principle of “people first” Rosmah Mansor gave away RM7mil to charity organizations nationwide, from money rewarded to her by a Saudi prince.

Among those who benefitted were 13 organisations which received a contribution of RM20,000 each on Friday.

They included the Ex-Servicemen's Association, the Girl Guides Association of Malaysia, Malaysian AIDS Council, Yayasan Harapan Kanak-Kanak Malaysia, Disabled Association of Malaysia, and the Association of Wives of Barisan Nasional Elected Representatives in each state.

Rosmah said US$1mil would be handed over to Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia to carry out the Permata Smart School programme, while RM2.98mil would be kept in a Bakti special fund to help finance medical treatment for needy women and children with chronic diseases.

Found a precious box

She was “rewarded” after returning a precious box belonging to Prince Saud Al-Saud during a cruise trip with husband, Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak and their children in the south of France in August.

The prince, feeling grateful with the find and the box safely returned to him, wanted to reward Rosmah but she, instead, asked that the "reward" be given to Malaysians for their well-being.

"We had holidayed in the south of France at the invitation of a Kuwait prince, who is a good friend of my son Riza Shahriz.

“While packing at the end of our cruise, I noticed the box and gave it to the boat manager.

"I asked him to return the box safely to its owner (Prince Saud)," she told reporters after handing over part of the contributions Friday.


http://www.malaysianmirror.com/nationaldet...-national/18059

His name has come up again -

http://sakmongkol.blogspot.com/2009/12/who...ding-store.html

good time to revive this thread

Adele Lim , Malaysian
Script writer for a few tv series, one of them is One Tree Hill

you see her name appears at the intro credits every episodes. many malaysian doing great overseas , and low profile.

Tl;dr

Young and rich

i sense jealousy