Centurion Corp eyes Middle East expansion while shoring up domestic presence
The property player is targeting worker and mid-skilled housing in around three countries in the Middle East
2025 was a landmark year for property player Centurion Corp, marked by the listing of its accommodation trust in one of Singapore’s largest initial public offerings of the year.
The group is now laying the groundwork for its next growth phase, with its first foray into the Middle East.
Speaking to The Business Times, Centurion Corp chief executive officer Kong Chee Min said the Middle East is ripe with opportunity, given its heavy reliance on migrant labour and largely expatriate workforce.
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Originally published by businesstimes.com.sg. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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