Assembly Place lists on Catalist after 90%+ occupancy run

Company plans Malaysia entry from 2026 whilst scaling its Singapore platform, after keeping FY25 occupancy above 90%.

The Assembly Place Holdings Ltd. was listed on SGX Catalist on 23 Jan. after maintaining portfolio occupancy above 90% throughout FY 25, extending a run of stable utilisation since FY 2022, according to an SGX announcement

The community living operator managed about 3,422 keys across roughly 100 properties in Singapore as at 17 Dec. 2025, operating under an asset-light model across segments including co-living, hotels and serviced accommodation, student housing, healthcare worker accommodation, and inter-generational living.

The company said its operating performance in FY 25 reflected sustained demand across its portfolio, supported by diversification across accommodation types and customer segments.

In addition to operating living spaces, the group provides property and project management services to asset owners.

The Assembly Place opened at $0.31 on its first day of trading and now joins more than 200 companies listed on SGX Catalist, SGX said.

Looking ahead, the company plans to expand into Malaysia from 2026, with a proposed development in Kuala Lumpur that integrates hospitality and community living concepts, whilst continuing to scale its existing operating platform in Singapore.

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