KUALA LUMPUR, Sunway Property has announced the rebranding of its Singapore operations to Sunway MCL, following the group’s S$738.7 million (RM2.42 billion) acquisition of MCL Land.
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In a statement released on Friday, Sunway said the newly formed entity currently manages nine ongoing residential projects across Singapore, comprising 4,937 units with a combined gross development value (GDV) of S$4.5 billion (RM14.9 billion).
Among the key developments under the Sunway MCL brand are ELTA, Nava Grove, Tembusu Grand, and The Continuum.
Sunway Group’s executive deputy chair Datin Paduka Sarena Cheah said the establishment of Sunway MCL represents a major milestone in the group’s regional growth strategy.
“Singapore has always been a key market for us, and this step strengthens our long-term commitment to developing sustainable communities that create lasting value,” she said. “Through Sunway MCL, we are deepening our presence in one of Asia’s most vibrant property markets and reinforcing the group’s foundation for future growth.”
The rebranding combines MCL Land’s six decades of experience in Singapore’s residential market with Sunway’s five decades of expertise in Malaysia, creating a stronger platform for delivering sustainable, mixed-use communities.
Sunway MCL is led by chief executive officer Lee Tong Voon, under the supervision of Sunway Property managing director Chung Soo Kiong.
Lee said the company remains focused on crafting high-quality homes built on craftsmanship, care, and connection.
“Our aim is to create residences that embody timeless design and enduring warmth, offering spaces that hold long-term value for homeowners,” he said.
The acquisition also includes MCL Land’s Malaysian assets, such as development land banks in Wangsa Maju and Forest Heights, Seremban, along with Wangsa Walk Mall, which offers a net lettable area of 330,000 sq ft.
These additions are expected to strengthen Sunway Property’s position as a master community developer, expanding its regional presence while reinforcing its base in Malaysia.
Sunway Property also maintains a strong cross-border footprint through its flagship developments in Johor, including Sunway City Iskandar Puteri, a 2,000-acre township near the Second Link, and the upcoming Bukit Chagar RTS transit-oriented development at the First Link.
