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Singapore's Thomson Medical launches US$4.3 billion Johor Bay project

The integrated project aims to create over 1,200 jobs and addresses rising healthcare demand from Southeast Asia's aging population and medical tourism, with a GDV exceeding RM18 billion.

  • Thomson Medical Group on Monday launched Johor Bay, an RM18 billion mega project in Johor, Malaysia, through its Singapore-listed vehicle after market close.
  • After Singapore and Malaysia deepened SEZ cooperation last year, Thomson said Johor's lower costs and space compared with Singapore and rising regional demand drove the project.
  • The development spans 10.52 hectares and is billed as one of Southeast Asia's largest integrated healthcare-led projects, with a first phase GDV exceeding RM3.1 billion including Thomson Hospital Iskandariah and a 47-storey luxury residential tower with about 180 units.
  • The launch is expected to generate more than 1,200 jobs, supported by state government endorsement and Thomson Medical Group shares rising 4.3% to S$0.049 on Monday.
  • Construction will begin in 2026 and the first phase targets RTS Link's full operation in December 2026, positioning Johor Bay as a major healthcare and lifestyle hub within the Johor-Singapore SEZ near Bukit Chagar RTS station.
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