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Dezign Format secures $26.6m order book

Current projects include Singapore Grand Prix activations and luxury brand showcases.

Dezign Format Group Limited has announced that its order book has reached $26.6m as of 31 August 2025, supported by a mix of short-term and longer-term contracts.

The group’s pipeline includes high-profile projects such as luxury automotive showcases for the Singapore Grand Prix, private events for a leading luxury Maison, a Singapore 60th anniversary exhibition curated by a Cultural Medallion recipient, and large-scale festive décor for integrated resorts.

The company’s subsidiary, DF Experiences, recently launched The Element Code 305, an immersive VR universe, in Kuala Lumpur and Ho Chi Minh City, drawing significant media attention with 45 and 59 media features, respectively.

The attraction combines VR, 5D holography, sound, and light to create a 30-minute futuristic narrative experience.

Strategically, Dezign Format signed two MOUs with Hustle & Bustle, becoming the official partner for IMBA Global theatre projects and the Concours d’Elegance Singapore.

The company is also expanding regionally, showcasing its offerings at Thailand MICE X-Change (TMX25) in Bangkok and preparing a new production facility in Johor, Malaysia, set to be operational by Q4 2025.

Dezign Format said it aims to capitalise on demand for bespoke, tech-driven experiential design, investing in AR/VR, interactive installations, AI-driven design tools, and sustainable production methods.

 

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