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: 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.
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.
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.
1974: Mechanical Services Capability Established
Mechanical services: Cyclect launched a Mechanical Services unit in 1975, extending its engineering capability into structural and mechanical work for marine and industrial clients alongside its electrical services.
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.
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.
1958: Expansion to Kung Chong Road Workshop
Motor generator workshop: Cyclect expanded to Kung Chong Road in 1958 with a dedicated motor and generator repair workshop, establishing the MRO capability that remains central to Cyclect’s technical services today.
1943: Founding of Cycle & Electric in Wartime Singapore
Cycle and Electric founding: Cycle & Electric was founded in 1943 by Tan Ai Meng during the Japanese Occupation, providing electrical repair and maintenance services from a small shop on Bras Basah Road.