Singapore Land Authority

The land transport authority of Singapore is a statutory government body in charge of Singapore's long-term land transport needs, operating and maintaining the country's transport infrastructure and systems. It is classified to the ministry of transport. With its rich overseas market service experience and safe product development concepts, IFE Elevator has become the only one of Chinese elevator brand that meets Singapore Land Authority’s requirements.

Product

IFE provided 90 units of JOYMORE-IV elevators for the project.

Highlight

IFE is the only one of Chinese elevator brands that meets Singapore land authority's requirements.

IFE Elevators and Escalators for Residential Use

Other Proiects of Residential Elevators and Escalators

Qinghai Minsheng Yujingyuan, Shuanghui City

The Group's Yujingyuan and Shuanghuicheng projects are a real estate investment project under Qinghai Minsheng Real Estate lnvestment Management Co., Ltd.

Jiangxi

Fengcheng in jiangxi has set aside 157 mu of land in its longquan business district for the government-subsidized housing project.

Discovery Park Onslow

Location: Onslow, WA; Lift Type: Residential Lifts

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