Surbana Jurong to spend S$300 million over next three years on strategic acquisitions
The consultancy envisions more than doubling its revenue by 2026, says group CEO Sean Chiao
SURBANA Jurong (SJ) – an urban, infrastructure and managed services consultancy that’s wholly-owned by Singapore investment company Temasek Holdings – is committing S$300 million over the next three years for strategic acquisitions.
These investments, said SJ’s group chief executive Sean Chiao, will focus on advancing sustainability and energy transition as well as digital innovations including AI-driven solutions to optimise energy usage, reduce waste and improve efficiency within the built environment.
“We are looking for a niche. How can the M&As (mergers and acquisitions) strengthen our market sector capability and strengthen our global footprint?” he said in his first interview with The Business Times since being appointed to the top job in April last year.
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