But perhaps the most powerful proof point of TZ’s future-facing technology appears to have come from Singapore, where the company just took out the Building Services & Facilities category at the 2025 SBR International Business Awards.
The award-winning solution is being rolled out across some of CapitaLand’s flagship sites, including its CapitaSpring, Rochester Commons and Geneo buildings.
More than 2,500 smart lockers are now humming along across the Asian real estate giant’s high-rise towers and technology precincts as part of a sweeping digital transformation strategy aimed at upgrading workspace efficiency, security and user experience.
The lockers, which have replaced bulky drawer units, are also able to run streamlined audit trails. Featuring facial recognition, QR code access and full integration into CapitaLand’s mobile platform, the cabinets notably work without network connectivity to ensure uninterrupted access.
In partnership with CapitaLand, TZ in now cooking up the next big thing with AI-powered lockers for predictive maintenance, data-driven insights and personalised user experiences.
With momentum in its technology, revenue and recognition and a 150 per cent climb in its share price over the past 12 months, TZ is shaping up as a quiet achiever with global ambitions. Now, its smart strategy might just be unlocking the next phase of growth.
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