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Chinese tech giant Tencent moves into Singapore tower to consolidate office space in city state
- Employees of Tencent have moved into CapitaSky, a 29-story office tower in Singapore’s central business district
- The video gaming and social media conglomerate is taking up one floor, or about half of a 56,000-square-foot flexible working space, in the tower
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Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings has moved into a new space at a prime office tower in Singapore to bring together more employees in the city state.
Employees at the video gaming and social media conglomerate moved into CapitaSky, a 29-story tower in Singapore’s central business district this week from a WeWork office at 30 Raffles Place, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing private matters.
A Tencent representative confirmed the company has moved employees to the new location.
For now, Tencent is taking up one floor, or about half of a 56,000-square-foot (5,203-square-metre) flexible working space, in the tower. The Shenzhen-based firm may eventually move staff from another co-working centre at nearby CapitaSpring tower when the lease ends into the new space, the people said.
Other tenants in CapitaSky include German multinational financial services firm Allianz and Boston Consulting Group, according to the building’s majority owner CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust.
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