Moomoo to open first retail stores across lendlease malls

Permanent outlets at 313@somerset (939 sq ft) and Jem (739 sq ft) are scheduled to open later this year.

Online trading platform Moomoo is launching its first physical retail presence in Singapore, becoming Lendlease’s first tenant from the digital investing space.

Moomoo will roll out stores across three Lendlease-managed malls: 313@somerset, Jem, and Parkway Parade.

Permanent outlets at 313@somerset (939 sq ft) and Jem (739 sq ft) are scheduled to open later this year, with a pop-up store at Parkway Parade planned to follow.

Jenny Khoo, head of retail & Workspace Management at Lendlease, said the rollout represents the first online trading concept store and pop-up across its Singapore malls, aimed at enriching the overall shopper experience.

Erika Chiang, Moomoo’s chief marketing officer for Southeast Asia, said the initiative is about bringing Moomoo’s seamless online experience “into the physical world” to make investing more “tangible and interactive” for users.

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