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Zawya
27-03-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Leng Aik Engineering Launches Advanced DfMA Factory For Prefab MEP Systems
Developed with the support of Building and Construction Authority ('BCA') and A*STAR Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology ('A*STAR SIMTech'), the factory utilises automation, robotics and AR technologies to improve quality control, efficiency, safety and accuracy. SINGAPORE - Media OutReach Newswire - 27 March 2025 - Leng Aik Engineering Pte Ltd ("LAE"), a wholly owned subsidiary of EXEO Global Pte Ltd, the global headquarters of Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market listed EXEO Group, Inc. has just launched an Advanced Design for Manufacturing and Assembly ("DfMA") Factory for Prefabricated Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing ("Prefab MEP") Systems today. The factory, located on the 4 th floor of LAE's Soon Lee Road premises, aims to transform traditional MEP processes into a seamless, efficient, and technology-driven workflow, replacing labour-intensive, on-site construction with digitally optimised, factory-controlled manufacturing. Uniting Japanese Engineering Excellence with Singapore's Innovation and Expertise LAE has been a trusted name in the industry for over 20 years, specialising in Electrical, Plumbing & Sanitary, and Integrated Building Services for maintenance and system upgrades. Since its acquisition by EXEO Group, Inc. in 2018, the company has been building upon its strong technical expertise and capabilities, pursuing excellence in its engineering skills and driving innovation to meet the constantly evolving demands of the industry. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the built environment sector suffered greatly due to its heavy reliance on foreign labour. In its resolve to find ways to counter future pandemics, the team led by Mr Kimura Setsuya, Managing Director of LAE, was introduced to DfMA methods and studied it intensively, before embarking on the journey to invest in the development of the Advanced DfMA Factory. Mr Kimura Setsuya, Managing Director of LAE shared, "The Singapore Government's forward-looking initiatives outlined in the refreshed Built Environment Industry Transformation Map (BE ITM)) and its support in helping firms adopt DfMA technologies inspired us to take the leap forward to transform our business. We're proud to launch our Advanced DfMA Factory today, and hope that this will help benefit and drive continued innovation and transformation of the industry." With the strong support from BCA, LAE successfully received Productivity Innovation Project ("PIP") funding approval for the DfMA factory project in July 2024 and kickstarted its development. Mr Kelvin Wong, CEO of BCA, shared, "I would like to congratulate EXEO Global and Leng Aik Engineering on the opening of their new Prefabricated Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing (Prefab MEP) facility. The adoption of Robotics and Automation (R&A) and Integrated Digital Delivery (IDD) to enhance the fabrication and installation processes of Prefab MEP modules will improve production efficiency and quality. We look forward to more built environment firms leveraging R&A and IDD to boost productivity." Through the development journey, LAE worked closely with A*STAR SIMTech on recommendations to integrate technology tools and equipment into the factory floor and workflow. For example, A*STAR SIMTech conducted a comprehensive automation assessment using value stream mapping and process flow analysis, to identify opportunities for robotic and automated solutions. These insights enabled LAE to deploy solutions that optimise factory operations and meet production capacity goals. A Technology-Driven Approach to MEP At the Advanced DfMA Factory, LAE leverages Integrated Digital Delivery (IDD) technologies to create a seamless, end-to-end digital workflow, ensuring greater efficiency, and real-time workflow monitoring throughout the modular construction and installation lifecycle. The factory aims to provide its clients with One-Stop Prefab MEP Solutions using tools such as robotic welding, laser cutting, AR-driven inspection and automation to ensure the delivery of high-precision modules to the built environment sector. The factory's motto "Innovation and Kaizen" reflects its resolve to continue to explore new technologies and initiatives with A*STAR SIMTech, to ensure that it continually adopts modern and innovative construction methodologies and equipment that meet the needs of the ever-evolving industry. For more information on LAE's Prefab MEP solutions, please reach out to lae@ Hashtag: #LengAik #EXEO #EXEOGlobal The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About Leng Aik Engineering Pte Ltd Leng Aik Engineering has been a trusted name in the industry for over 20 years, specialising in Electrical, Plumbing & Sanitary, and Integrated Building Services for maintenance and system upgrades. With a strong foundation in technical expertise and a forward-looking approach, the company has expanded its capabilities to meet the evolving demands of the industry. Leng Aik Engineering is a wholly owned subsidiary of EXEO Global Pte Ltd, the global headquarters for international business for Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market listed EXEO Group, Inc. For more information on Leng Aik Engineering, please visit About EXEO Global Pte Ltd EXEO Global Pte Ltd is global headquarters for international business for Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market listed EXEO Group, Inc, facilitating the operational and strategic management of overseas subsidiaries for the Group outside of Japan. It's parent company, EXEO Group, Inc is a key member of the Information & Telecommunications Engineering Association of Japan (ITEA) in Japan and currently employs more than 17,000 staff worldwide. EXEO Global's primary business is in Managed IT services and the company currently has subsidiaries in the space of M&E engineering services and ICT Infrastructure running operations globally. EXEO Global also continually invests in new businesses and technologies that complement the offerings of the Group's companies. For more information on EXEO Global, please visit For more information on EXEO Group, Inc., please visit Leng Aik Engineering
Bahrain News Gazette
22-03-2025
- Business
- Bahrain News Gazette
Hong Kong's Low-altitude Economy gears up for take-off
HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Neswire – 21 March 2025 – Hong Kong has unveiled its pioneering Low-altitude Economy (LAE) Regulatory Sandbox, marking the official start of pilot projects to promote development of the LAE with a view to creating new business opportunities, strengthening city management and bringing a new 'smart city' experience to the public. Speaking at the launch event yesterday (March 21), Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), John Lee, pointed out that the LAE not only gives rise to a series of industries, but also brings a very wide scope of application scenarios with a tremendous potential for development. 'The LAE is one of our nation's strategic emerging industries, as well as an example in exploring new quality productive forces,' Mr Lee said, adding that Hong Kong is dedicated to developing into an international innovation and technology centre and an international hub for high-calibre talent. Hong Kong launches Low-altitude Economy Regulatory Sandbox. Among applications from 72 applicants, 38 projects will be implemented under the first batch of pilot projects to be rolled out starting from April 2025. They come from enterprises, universities/research institutes, public utilities and government departments. The projects cover a wide range of fields and application scenarios, including emergency and rescue, logistics and distribution, inspection and safety maintenance, surveillance and low-altitude infrastructure. Secretary for Transport and Logistics of the HKSAR Government, Mable Chan, said the trial of the sandbox projects would help the Government accumulate experience and data in order to enable the Government and relevant departments to map out and devise a comprehensive infrastructure support for the execution of various LAE activities. 'We hope that with all these projects launching, we would incorporate innovation and technology into our daily lives,' Ms Chan said. She added that the Government would introduce a special provision in the relevant legislation enabling the Director-General of Civil Aviation to allow trials of even more sophisticated and heavier low-altitude equipment, so as to facilitate trials of state-of-the-art models, including those models which can carry passengers. Promoting Regulatory Sandbox pilot projects is a major task of the interdepartmental Working Group on Developing Low-altitude Economy set up in 2024 to boost development of the LAE. At the launch event, a number of organisations of the pilot projects set up booths to introduce the application scenarios and features of their projects.
Associated Press
21-03-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Hong Kong's Low-altitude Economy gears up for take-off
HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Neswire - 21 March 2025 - Hong Kong has unveiled its pioneering Low-altitude Economy (LAE) Regulatory Sandbox, marking the official start of pilot projects to promote development of the LAE with a view to creating new business opportunities, strengthening city management and bringing a new 'smart city' experience to the public. Speaking at the launch event yesterday (March 21), Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), John Lee, pointed out that the LAE not only gives rise to a series of industries, but also brings a very wide scope of application scenarios with a tremendous potential for development. 'The LAE is one of our nation's strategic emerging industries, as well as an example in exploring new quality productive forces,' Mr Lee said, adding that Hong Kong is dedicated to developing into an international innovation and technology centre and an international hub for high-calibre talent. Hong Kong launches Low-altitude Economy Regulatory Sandbox. Among applications from 72 applicants, 38 projects will be implemented under the first batch of pilot projects to be rolled out starting from April 2025. They come from enterprises, universities/research institutes, public utilities and government departments. The projects cover a wide range of fields and application scenarios, including emergency and rescue, logistics and distribution, inspection and safety maintenance, surveillance and low-altitude infrastructure. Secretary for Transport and Logistics of the HKSAR Government, Mable Chan, said the trial of the sandbox projects would help the Government accumulate experience and data in order to enable the Government and relevant departments to map out and devise a comprehensive infrastructure support for the execution of various LAE activities. 'We hope that with all these projects launching, we would incorporate innovation and technology into our daily lives,' Ms Chan said. She added that the Government would introduce a special provision in the relevant legislation enabling the Director-General of Civil Aviation to allow trials of even more sophisticated and heavier low-altitude equipment, so as to facilitate trials of state-of-the-art models, including those models which can carry passengers. Promoting Regulatory Sandbox pilot projects is a major task of the interdepartmental Working Group on Developing Low-altitude Economy set up in 2024 to boost development of the LAE. At the launch event, a number of organisations of the pilot projects set up booths to introduce the application scenarios and features of their #hongkong #brandhongkong #asiasworldcity #innovation #technology
Yahoo
21-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Hong Kong's Low-Altitude Economy Gears Up for Take-Off
Hong Kong, SAR--(Newsfile Corp. - March 21, 2025) - Hong Kong has unveiled its pioneering Low-altitude Economy (LAE) Regulatory Sandbox, marking the official start of pilot projects to promote development of the LAE with a view to creating new business opportunities, strengthening city management and bringing a new "smart city" experience to the public. Speaking at the launch event yesterday (March 21), Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), John Lee, pointed out that the LAE not only gives rise to a series of industries, but also brings a very wide scope of application scenarios with a tremendous potential for development. "The LAE is one of our nation's strategic emerging industries, as well as an example in exploring new quality productive forces," Mr. Lee said, adding that Hong Kong is dedicated to developing into an international innovation and technology centre and an international hub for high-calibre talent. Hong Kong launches Low-altitude Economy Regulatory Sandbox. To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Among applications from 72 applicants, 38 projects will be implemented under the first batch of pilot projects to be rolled out starting from April 2025. They come from enterprises, universities/research institutes, public utilities and government departments. The projects cover a wide range of fields and application scenarios, including emergency and rescue, logistics and distribution, inspection and safety maintenance, surveillance and low-altitude infrastructure. Secretary for Transport and Logistics of the HKSAR Government, Mable Chan, said the trial of the sandbox projects would help the Government accumulate experience and data in order to enable the Government and relevant departments to map out and devise a comprehensive infrastructure support for the execution of various LAE activities. "We hope that with all these projects launching, we would incorporate innovation and technology into our daily lives," Ms. Chan said. She added that the Government would introduce a special provision in the relevant legislation enabling the Director-General of Civil Aviation to allow trials of even more sophisticated and heavier low-altitude equipment, so as to facilitate trials of state-of-the-art models, including those models which can carry passengers. Promoting Regulatory Sandbox pilot projects is a major task of the interdepartmental Working Group on Developing Low-altitude Economy set up in 2024 to boost development of the LAE. At the launch event, a number of organisations of the pilot projects set up booths to introduce the application scenarios and features of their #hongkong #brandhongkong #asiasworldcity #innovation #technology Ms. Linna KuInformation Services DepartmentHong Kong SAR Governmentlinnaku@ The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. To view the source version of this press release, please visit
Zawya
21-03-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Hong Kong's Low-altitude Economy gears up for take-off
HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Neswire - 21 March 2025 - Hong Kong has unveiled its pioneering Low-altitude Economy (LAE) Regulatory Sandbox, marking the official start of pilot projects to promote development of the LAE with a view to creating new business opportunities, strengthening city management and bringing a new "smart city" experience to the public. Speaking at the launch event yesterday (March 21), Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), John Lee, pointed out that the LAE not only gives rise to a series of industries, but also brings a very wide scope of application scenarios with a tremendous potential for development. "The LAE is one of our nation's strategic emerging industries, as well as an example in exploring new quality productive forces," Mr Lee said, adding that Hong Kong is dedicated to developing into an international innovation and technology centre and an international hub for high-calibre talent. Among applications from 72 applicants, 38 projects will be implemented under the first batch of pilot projects to be rolled out starting from April 2025. They come from enterprises, universities/research institutes, public utilities and government departments. The projects cover a wide range of fields and application scenarios, including emergency and rescue, logistics and distribution, inspection and safety maintenance, surveillance and low-altitude infrastructure. Secretary for Transport and Logistics of the HKSAR Government, Mable Chan, said the trial of the sandbox projects would help the Government accumulate experience and data in order to enable the Government and relevant departments to map out and devise a comprehensive infrastructure support for the execution of various LAE activities. "We hope that with all these projects launching, we would incorporate innovation and technology into our daily lives," Ms Chan said. She added that the Government would introduce a special provision in the relevant legislation enabling the Director-General of Civil Aviation to allow trials of even more sophisticated and heavier low-altitude equipment, so as to facilitate trials of state-of-the-art models, including those models which can carry passengers. Promoting Regulatory Sandbox pilot projects is a major task of the interdepartmental Working Group on Developing Low-altitude Economy set up in 2024 to boost development of the LAE. At the launch event, a number of organisations of the pilot projects set up booths to introduce the application scenarios and features of their #hongkong #brandhongkong #asiasworldcity #innovation #technology The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Information Services Department, Hong Kong SAR Government
