2008: Singapore Grand Prix Electrical Infrastructure Milestone
Singapore Grand Prix electrical: Cyclect delivered electrical and roustabout works for the Singapore Grand Prix from 2008 to 2017, supporting the world’s only F1 night race across ten consecutive editions on the Marina.
2008: Electrical Works for Major Integrated Resort Development
Integrated resort electrical: Cyclect delivered electrical works for Marina Bay Sands during construction and early operations, working across the hotel, casino, convention and retail components of the integrated resort.
2006: Ride and Show Installation Capability for Complex Attractions
Ride show installation: Cyclect developed Ride and Show Installation capability through specialist training for Universal Studios Singapore, applying decades of heavy-lift and precision electrical skills to complex.
2006: Third-Generation Leadership and Business Renewal
Third generation leadership: Cyclect transitioned to third-generation leadership in 2006, with the incoming team driving diversification into renewable energy, data infrastructure and regional project development.
2003: Innovation Recognition for Mobile Chemical Scrubber Technology
Chemical scrubber technology: Cyclect received the Prime Minister’s Office Innovator Award for developing a mobile chemical scrubber with SCDF, providing rapid-deployment toxic chemical containment capability.
1998: Move to Tuas Headquarters and Modern Workshop Facility
Tuas engineering workshop: Cyclect completed its Tuas headquarters in 1999, consolidating workshops, R&D and logistics into a purpose-built facility that has served as the group’s operational hub for over 25 years.
1985: China Maritime Joint Venture Expands Regional Engineering Reach
China maritime engineering: Cyclect and COSCO Shipyard formed a JV in the mid-1980s to develop electrical engineering capability at COSCO’s Chinese facilities, requiring Cyclect to deploy and train technical personnel.
1985: Second-Generation Leadership and Founder’s Legacy
Second generation leadership: The passing of founder Tan Ai Meng in 1985 marked the transition to second-generation leadership, which continued the company’s growth into semiconductor, facilities and energy services.
1965: ASEA Partnership Strengthens Motor and Generator Capability
Motor generator service: Cyclect was appointed ASEA’s first regional service agent in 1965 following specialist training in Sweden — the beginning of a technology partnership that has extended through six decades.
1952: First Major Marine Electrical Contract
Marine electrical contract: Cyclect secured its first major contract with the British Royal Navy in 1952, servicing naval vessels in Singapore and establishing a marine engineering foundation that shaped the company’s.