Conexus Studio Expands Footprint in Southeast Asia with New Offices in Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur
SINGAPORE - Media OutReach Newswire - 6 March 2025 - Conexus Studio, a leading workplace design and build firm based in Singapore, is strengthening its Southeast Asia presence with new offices in Bangkok, Thailand, and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This strategic move enhances Conexus's ability to serve clients across the region, reinforcing its reputation as a trusted partner in workplace transformation.
The new offices complement Conexus Studio's Singapore headquarters, which serves as a hub for collaboration across Southeast Asia and China. The expansion allows Conexus to work more closely with businesses, providing localized expertise for clients across the region. With teams in Thailand and Malaysia, Conexus ensures tailored solutions that fit the unique needs of each market.
Brendan Khor, Group Managing Director of Conexus Studio, said: 'This expansion isn't just about growing our footprint — it's about strengthening partnerships and delivering solutions with greater precision and relevance. It reflects our vision of building meaningful relationships and supporting clients with localized expertise and seamless service.'
A Strategic Move into Malaysia and Thailand
Darius Chin, Country Head of Malaysia, shared that growth opportunities, including Special Economic Zones and the rapidly growing data center landscape, made expansion a logical next step. 'Our projects and relationships in Kuala Lumpur laid the groundwork for this move, enabling us to support businesses in creating dynamic work environments,' he added.
Nat Jentraichan, Country Director for Thailand, highlighted opportunities in Thailand's evolving workspace design market, where businesses are increasingly prioritizing creative, people-centric office spaces. 'Conexus Studio is well-positioned to contribute meaningfully to this transformation. Our goal is to create workspaces that authentically reflect the unique culture and needs of companies in Thailand,' she said.
Elevating Workplace Excellence Across Southeast Asia
The expansion represents a pivotal step in Conexus Studio's mission to redefine workplace design and elevate industry standards across the region. This move enables Conexus to deliver bespoke solutions that meet the evolving needs of enterprise clients, reinforces the firm's leadership in innovative design and its dedication to creating employee-centric environments that inspire collaboration, boost productivity, and reflect each market's cultural identities. With this expansion, Conexus Studio continues to empower businesses to redefine their workspaces and thrive in a competitive global landscape.
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
About Conexus Studio
Founded in March 2019, Conexus Studio is a design and build company specializing in workplaces that bring communities, aspirations, and capabilities together. The name Conexus (a portmanteau of 'Connect' and 'Nexus') reflects this commitment, and our award-winning projects have been recognized for creating human-centric spaces that foster collaboration and engagement. To date, Conexus Studio has received 37 design awards, including Singapore's SG Mark, Good Design Japan, and Asia Pacific International Property Awards, for clients such as Korn Ferry, BBC Studios, Decathlon, Hitachi, and Doctor Anywhere.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
17 hours ago
- Yahoo
Dollar and Gold Slide on Hopes of De-Escalation in Israel-Iran Conflict
The dollar index (DXY00) today is down by -0.16%. The dollar is under pressure today on an easing of safe-haven demand as stocks rose after Reuters reported that the Iranian government said it is ready to discuss limitations on its uranium enrichment levels. Also, President Trump said he is willing to give diplomacy more time and won't decide to strike Iran for another two weeks. In addition, dovish comments today from Fed Governor Waller weighed on the dollar when he said, "I think we have room to bring interest rates down as early as July." The dollar remained lower on the weaker-than-expected Philadelphia Fed business outlook report. Dollar and Gold Slide on Hopes of De-Escalation in Israel-Iran Conflict Markets move fast. Keep up by reading our FREE midday Barchart Brief newsletter for exclusive charts, analysis, and headlines. The US June Philadelphia Fed business outlook survey was unchanged at -4.0, weaker than expectations of an increase to -1.5. US May leading economic indicators index fell -0.1% m/m, right on expectations, and the sixth consecutive month that the LEI has declined. Fed Governor Waller said, "I think we have room to bring interest rates down as early as July, and then we can see kind of see what happens with inflation." The markets are discounting the chances at 15% for a -25 bp rate cut after the July 29-30 FOMC meeting. EUR/USD (^EURUSD) today is up by +0.10%. The euro is moving higher today due to weakness in the dollar. However, gains in the euro are limited after the Eurozone's June consumer confidence index unexpectedly fell and after German May producer prices posted their biggest decline in eight months, which were dovish factors for ECB policy. The Eurozone June consumer confidence index unexpectedly fell -0.1 to -15.3, weaker than expectations of an increase to -14.9. German May PPI fell -1.2% y/y, right on expectations and the biggest decline in 8 months. Swaps are discounting the chances at 7% for a -25 bp rate cut by the ECB at the July 24 policy meeting. USD/JPY (^USDJPY) today is up by +0.31%. The yen gave up overnight gains and fell to a 3-week low against the dollar today as an easing of Middle East tensions curbed safe-haven demand for the yen. Reuters reported that the Iranian government said it is ready to discuss limitations on its uranium enrichment levels, and President Trump said he's willing to give two weeks to see if diplomacy will work before attacking Iran. Higher T-note yields today are also weighing on the yen. The yen initially moved higher today after Japan's May national CPI excluding fresh food and energy rose more than expected, the most in 16 months, a hawkish factor for BOJ policy. Also, comments from BOJ Governor Ueda were positive for the yen when he said the BOJ will raise the benchmark interest rate if its economic outlook is realized. Japan's May national CPI rose +3.5% y/y, right on expectations. May national CPI ex-fresh food and energy rose +3.3% y/y, stronger than expectations of +3.2% y/y and the largest increase in 16 months. BOJ Governor Ueda said Japan's real interest rate is significantly low, and the BOJ will raise the benchmark interest rate if its economic outlook is realized. August gold (GCQ25) today is down -21.00 (-0.62%), and July silver (SIN25) is down -0.923 (-2.50%). Precious metals are retreating today, with gold sliding to a one-week low and silver falling sharply to a two-week low. An easing of Middle East tensions sparked long liquidation in precious metals after President Trump signaled he wants to give diplomacy a chance and will wait two weeks before deciding if the US would strike Iran. Precious metals also fell on today's report from Reuters that the Iranian government said it is ready to discuss limitations on its uranium enrichment levels, a sign that Iran may want to negotiate its way out of war with the US. In addition, hawkish comments from BOJ Governor Ueda undercut precious metals when he said the BOJ will raise the benchmark interest rate if its economic outlook is realized. Today's dollar weakness is supportive of metals prices. Also, dovish comments today from Fed Governor Waller boosted demand for gold as a store of value when he said, "I think we have room to bring interest rates down as early as July." In addition, Thursday's report from Bloomberg that said senior US officials are preparing for a possible strike on Iran boosted safe-haven demand for precious metals. Industrial metals demand concerns also weighed on silver prices due to the weaker-than-expected US Jun Philadelphia Fed business outlook survey and the weaker-than-expected UK May retail sales report. Fund buying of silver continues to support prices as silver holdings in ETFs rose to a 2-1/4 year high Thursday. UK May retail sales ex-auto fuel fell -2.8% m/m, weaker than expectations of -0.7% m/m and the biggest decline in nearly 1-1/2 years. On the date of publication, Rich Asplund did not have (either directly or indirectly) positions in any of the securities mentioned in this article. All information and data in this article is solely for informational purposes. This article was originally published on Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Wall Street Journal
a day ago
- Wall Street Journal
Almost a Third of Eurozone's U.S. Trade Surplus Is Due to U.S. Firms, Says ECB
Almost a third of the eurozone's goods trade surplus with the U.S. is accounted for by sales of products manufactured by the affiliates of American businesses, which also account for most of the eurozone's deficit in the trade in services, the European Central Bank said Friday. In its latest Economic Bulletin, economists at the central bank said that should the activities carried out by those affiliates be moved back to the U.S. in response to higher tariffs or changes to U.S. tax policy, the eurozone economy would be smaller, but the impact on employment and incomes would likely be limited.
Associated Press
3 days ago
- Associated Press
To reverse losses, Chinese airlines venture into livestreaming
BEIJING, CHINA - Media OutReach Newswire - 18 June 2025 - The livestreaming-commerce model has taken the world by storm in recent years. In China, numerous enterprises are actively venturing into livestreaming e-commerce, including several airlines. [VIDEO] In 2024, Hainan Airlines established HNA Preferred Business Co., Ltd., specializing in Internet livestreaming and sales. Notably, as early as 2020, the airline began piloting livestream sales on platforms like Ctrip, primarily offering flight tickets and hotel packages—making it one of China's earliest adopters of livestream commerce in the aviation sector. Hainan Airlines released a loss forecast for the first half of 2024. Industry analysts suggest its progressive push into livestreaming likely stems from challenges in its core business, where achieving structural profit growth has become increasingly difficult, compelling the company to seek new revenue streams. Flight attendant Zhuang Xuan of Hainan Airlines began participating in livestreaming e-commerce operations in 2022. Originally from China's Taiwan region, Zhuang has garnered a significant following due to her sweet appearance and distinctive Taiwan accent, driving considerable traffic to the airline's livestream initiatives. 'A sense of belonging means feeling that you have influence or a rightful place within your team—especially when your capabilities are recognized by everyone,' Zhuang remarked. This young professional, under 30, is now pushing her boundaries at Hainan Airlines while seeking her own sense of belonging. Hashtag: #ChinaNewsService The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
