2009: Enterprise 50 Recognition, Revenue Milestone and Brand Renewal
Enterprise 50 Award: Cyclect received the Enterprise 50 Award in 2010, recognised among Singapore’s top 50 privately held companies for growth and commercial performance alongside a significant revenue milestone.
2009: First Trigeneration Project for Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Trigeneration plant: Cyclect delivered Singapore’s first 10MW trigeneration plant for MSD International in 2009, generating electricity, heating and cooling simultaneously from a single system.
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: 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.
2005: Batam Operations Expand Regional Industrial Support
Batam industrial support: Cyclect established PT Batam Cyclect in 2005, creating a permanent regional base with workshop, logistics and office facilities to support marine, offshore and industrial clients in Indonesia.
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.
1989: Dedicated Semiconductor Engineering Division Launched
Semiconductor engineering: Cyclect established a dedicated Semiconductor Engineering Division in the early 1990s to serve Singapore’s expanding wafer fab sector, building the cleanroom and EICA capabilities that.
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.
1973: Instrumentation Services Capability Established
Instrumentation services: Cyclect established instrumentation services in 1974 through a JV with KK Kiuchi Keisoku, laying the foundation for what is now Cyclect’s EICA engineering capability.
1972: Electrical Projects Division and the Birth of Cyclect
Electrical projects division: In 1973 Cycle & Electric became Cyclect, moved to a 100,000 sq ft facility in Liu Fang Road, and launched an Electrical Projects Division to serve Singapore’s expanding built environment.