An invite-only group of KOLs, remisiers, analysts, investors and media representatives attended a corporate site visit to Wee Hur Holdings at Pioneer Lodge Workers Dorm on 11 May 2026, as part of an initiative by SGListCos and SGX Group.

The session opened with remarks by Wee Ping Goh (CIO of Wee Hur Holdings), who shared the Group’s journey since its listing on the Singapore Exchange Mainboard in 2008. Originally focused on construction, the Group expanded into property development in 2009 before growing into investments across industrial, residential, student accommodation and alternative asset classes in both Singapore and Australia.

Management also shared insights into the Group’s FY2025 performance, with contributions from its construction, property development, worker accommodation and fund management segments supporting overall growth of 47% year-on-year.

Chengyu Goh subsequently provided an overview of the Group’s worker accommodation business, including Tuas View Dormitory and Pioneer Lodge. Participants gained insights into occupancy trends, tenancy strategies and the Group’s broader positioning within the sector. The presentation also highlighted ancillary income streams such as retail, canteen and parking operations, as well as the longstanding partnership with TS Group for facility operations.

The session continued with Andy Lu, who shared updates on the construction business unit’s portfolio spanning residential, commercial, institutional and HDB projects, including developments such as Springleaf and Bartley, alongside school projects - UWC and Tanglin Trust School.

A key highlight was the guided tour of Pioneer Lodge, which was completed in October 2025 and can accommodate up to 10,500 workers. Participants viewed the dormitory’s facilities, including the gymnasium, minimart, recreational spaces and residential amenities designed to support worker wellbeing, while also learning about compliance with newer dormitory standards such as en-suite pantry and bathroom facilities.

The visit concluded with a Q&A and networking session, where management shared a “cautiously optimistic” outlook on the future.

More corporate site visits are in the pipeline as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen connections between listed companies and the capital markets community.