KUALA LUMPUR: Exchange 106 has received Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC) and is ready to house the most innovative, discerning and ambitious multinational brands from around the world.
This also means that Exchange 106 is well on its way to help strengthen Kuala Lumpur’s position as a leading centre for international finance and business, by creating a seamless and central business environment for financial services firms, multinational companies (MNCs) and supporting ancillary businesses.
As one of the top 10 tallest office buildings in the world, Exchange 106 is located at the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s integrated financial, business, retail and residential development Tun Razak Exchange (TRX).
For over a year now, KL’s skyline has felt the presence of a formidable presence that stands tall at 492 metres to the tip.
With the issuance of the CCC, the iconic centrepiece offers exciting prospects for companies seeking to centralise their key functions in one location while streamlining their global support services to enhance efficiency and productivity
“By locating here, companies can be closer to an established supply chain and mature workforce. Given the strategic value propositions, we expect many more MNCs and local conglomerates to seize the opportunity to be part of KL’s new international postcode and increase their competitiveness by setting up their operations in Exchange 106 and TRX,” said Mulia Property Development Sdn Bhd head of leasing Joanne Ang in a statement.
Mulia Property, which is part of Indonesia’s Mulia Group, is the owner and developer of Exchange 106.
The tower is designed so that construction could be carried out with well-oiled production line efficiency and project management was carried out internally.
The long list of features is already attracting the right kind of companies as Fortune 500 companies.
With two zones in the final stages of documentation and design, the first tenants are expected to move in by December, with the bulk occupying by March-April 2020.