Tampines Mall to complete $24m upgrade by December

Fifteen brands will make their debut in eastern Singapore.

Tampines Mall is set to complete its $24m asset enhancement initiative (AEI) in December, introducing 21 new brands, including 15 making their debut in eastern Singapore.

The CapitaLand Investment-owned mall said the upgrade includes an expanded retail mix, refurbished stores, and improved facilities.

The project will bring together 14 beauty retail brands, whilst 10 returning brands will have refurbished stores.

In the food and beverage segment, Guangzhou-based Charlie's Tea will make its Singapore debut at the mall, whilst brands such as Casa Vostra and Ging Sun Ho King of Bun will expand into eastern Singapore.

“Our focus is on giving shoppers greater choice,” said Adrian Lai, general manager of Tampines Mall, adding that the refreshed mall will offer a mix of premium, accessible-luxury and everyday brands.

Opened in 1995, the eight-storey mall houses more than 160 stores and is connected to the Tampines MRT and bus interchanges.

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