The consultancy aims to double its revenue by 2026, focusing on sustainability, energy transition, and digital innovations.

Surbana Jurong (SJ), a leading urban, infrastructure, and managed services consultancy owned by Singapore’s Temasek Holdings, is set to allocate S$300 million over the next three years for strategic acquisitions. This move is part of the company’s broader growth strategy to enhance its capabilities in sustainability, energy transition, and digital solutions.

According to SJ’s Group CEO, Sean Chiao, the acquisitions will focus on advancing digital technologies, including AI-driven solutions to optimize energy use, minimize waste, and improve efficiency in the built environment. These efforts align with the company’s commitment to addressing sustainability challenges within the global infrastructure sector.

Chiao, who assumed the CEO role in April 2023, emphasized the importance of finding niche markets that will allow SJ to strengthen its sector-specific expertise and expand its global presence. With these investments, Surbana Jurong aims to more than double its revenue by 2026.

The strategic acquisitions are also expected to enhance SJ’s capacity to provide cutting-edge solutions and solidify its position as a leader in urban and infrastructure development worldwide.