Since day one, ISOTeam has sought to differentiate itself from its competitors by being “cheaper, faster and better” and “delivering quality, safety and speed in our work,” says Koh in an interview with The Edge Singapore. “Now, we do this more efficiently and sustainably as we have grown a lot bigger.”
Not everyone may be familiar with Catalist-listed ISOTeam, but the projects the company has been involved in are likely more recognisable: Marquee Nightclub at Marina Bay Sands; Minion Land and the casino at Universal Studios Singapore within Resorts World Sentosa; Sunseap Group’s floating solar farm in the Straits of Johor; the Bird Paradise at Mandai; and hawker centres such as Tiong Bahru Market and Golden Mile Food Centre, to name just a few.
After all, ISOTeam specialises in upgrading and maintaining buildings and has been doing so for the better part of 27 years since CEO Anthony Koh co-founded it. It was initially a “humble painting subcontractor” before broadening its offerings to repairs & redecorations and additions & alterations for HDB neighbourhoods, hawker centres, and more. In between, ISOTeam went public on the Singapore Exchange (SGX:S68
) (SGX) in July 2013.
