- Incorporated as Hytex Pte Ltd, a manufacturer of polypropylene bags
- Hytex was listed on the SGX mainboard
- Acquired Hypak Sdn Berhad, a manufacturer of high quality packaging materials
- Acquired Robinson Towers, a 13-storey commercial building in Singapore's financial
district
- Renamed Tuan Sing Holdings, an investment holding company
- Tuan Sing acquired a 64% controlling interest in SPP Limited, a Singapore construction
company (BPL)
- Established Statsym Berhad, an electronics assembly and testing company in Malaysia
- SPP Limited established a representative office in Jakarta
- Established China joint venture subsidiary and acquired landbank for residential
development in Shanghai
- Secured prime site at Oxley Rise to develop a commercial-cum-residential building
- Acquired the International Factors Building, a 13-storey commercial building in Singapore
financial hub
- Tuan Sing acquired 92% of Gul Technologies, a Singapore printed circuit board
manufacturer
- Began developing property projects in Shanghai : Lu Yin Yuan and Xin Shen Gardens
- BPL was the first Singapore construction company to be awarded ISO 9002 certification for
bored piling work
- Globaltraco was appointed as the sole tyre distributor of Gajah Tunggal's tyres for the
Asian and West African markets
- Globaltraco acquired Singapore Bandag, a tyre retreading company
- Gul Technologies was listed on SESDAQ and established a manufacturing plant in the
Suzhou Industrial Park in China
- Acquired 39% of the Grand Hotel Group in Australia
- Grand Hotel Group acquired the Australian Tourism Group to form one of the largest listed
hotel investment companies with 25 hotels across Australia
- Acquired 100% stake in Accudyne Inc and 20% stake in Elliot Technologies, Inc in USA
- Gul Tech awarded ISO 14001 certification
- SPP announced proposed restructuring and capital reduction exercise
- GulTech was transferred to the SGX Main board
- Gul's Suzhou Plant embarked on its second phase of monthly capacity expansion to
250,000 sq feet
- Hypak initiated expansion plan for new laminated bag production
- Grand Hotel Group acquired the remaining 50% ownership of Grand Hyatt Melbourne
- Established BPL Engineering Malaysia
- Gul announced MOU between Gul and Parlex for China JV and global alliance
- Gul Suzhou received ISO 9002 and QS 9000 certification
- Reactivation of SPP Trading to trade and market industrial products
- SPP restructuring completed in July
- TSH increase shareholding in SPP to 80.2%
- Acquired Yewglade Pte Ltd, the developer of Lakeside Ville residential project in Shanghai
- Semicon Advanced Technology and Statsym Berhad became a wholly owned subsidiaries
- Relocate corporate headquarters to The Oxley
- Gul Suzhou expanded monthly production capacity to 400,000 sq feet
- Statsym Berhad changed its name to TS-Matrix Berhad
- Gultech established Gultech China, a joint venture company which will built a PCB plant in
Wuxi, China
- Divested Grand Hotel Management Limited
- Globaltraco formed a JV company with Sun tyre Industries to market and distribute tyres
and related products in Malaysia
- SPP Limited changed its name to SP Corporation Limited
- Divested Singapore Bandag to SP Corp
- Capital Reduction Exercise
- SP Corp established a consumer products distribution unit through a joint venture in the
Philippines
- Expanded the Group business activities to include retail through the Acquisition of Pan West
group of companies
- GulTech signed an agreement with Matsushita Electronics Components Co. Ltd to
co-manufacture PCBs with the Any Interstitial via Hole technology in China
- SP Corp was awarded a coal mining contract worth $74 million and signed coal sales
agency and management services agreements worth $201.6 million
- TS Matrix closed its Petaling Jaya Plant
- GulTech closed its manufacturing operations in Singapore
- Pan-West incorporated new subsidiaries in Thailand and Shanghai, China
- SP Corp divested BPL Group of Companies and its' 51% owned subsidiary Global Noble
International Corporation in the Philippines
- Discontinued Testing & Assembly operations with the closure of TS Matrix Penang Plant
- GulTech ceased to be a subsidiary and become an associated company
- Tuan Sing, together with Morgan Stanley, made a joint bid for all GHG securities
- Held Singapore's first international auction for uncompleted condo units of BOTANIKA
- Following the successful takeover, TSH's share in GHG increased from 25% to 50%.
- GHG was privatised and removed from the official list of the Australian Securities Exchange
- GHG commenced a A$40 million refurbishment program for Grand Hyatt Melbourne
- GHG sold three Marque hotels in Australian for a total consideration of A$72 million
- Appointed Mr William Liem as Chief Executive Officer with effect from 1 January 2008
- Disposed the entire loans owed by its associated company, GulTech, through an asset
swap with its controlling shareholders for the 129 strata units in Katong Mall
- Successfully bid for Katong Mall, the first full retail collective sale in Singapore
- Botanika obtained Temporary Occupation Permit
- Grand Hyatt Melbourne completed its A$45 million renovation of its public areas and additional retail area
- Established Shanghai Shenyu Interior Decoration Limited in China
- GHG sold Park Hyatt Canberra and Hyatt Regency Adelaide
- Acquired Mont Timah, a 99-year leasehold boutique development with 32 exclusive strata cluster homes located within the immediate locale of Bukit Timah in Nature Reserve in Singapore
- Sold Katong Mall for a consideration of $247.55 million
- The Group sold Harrison Industrial Building
- Acquired a land in Fuzhou, China for future development.
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