KUALA LUMPUR: Exchange 106, the flagship skyscraper within Tun Razak Exchange (TRX), has reached 75 per cent committed occupancy, equivalent to 1.7 million square feet of leased space — a major step toward achieving financial breakeven by Q3 2026.
According to CEO Faris Najhan Hashim, this milestone reflects strong demand for premium-grade office space and the tower’s ability to attract top-tier multinational tenants despite challenging global market conditions.
“Our occupancy success signifies both financial strength and confidence in Malaysia’s evolving commercial property market,” he said. “Exchange 106 represents the future of sustainable, high-performance workspaces.”
The occupancy growth was driven in part by Urban Pinnacle Ventures Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of CHL Management (China), which expanded its lease by 134,000 square feet, bringing its total footprint to 250,000 square feet.
Alex Hu, the company’s managing director, said Exchange 106’s “world-class infrastructure and integrated TRX ecosystem” were key factors in the decision to expand.
These strengths have drawn a mix of financial institutions, professional services firms, and technology companies, fostering a globally connected business hub.
Exchange 106 has been recognised as Kuala Lumpur’s Most Popular Office for Lease 2025 at the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards, and honoured at the National Energy Awards for its energy-efficient and sustainable building design.
Among its global tenants are Huawei, Ant International, Accenture, Principal Asset Management, and Centauri, further solidifying its role as a cornerstone of Kuala Lumpur’s commercial revitalisation.
With flexible workspace offerings integrated alongside traditional leases, the tower continues to attract multinational firms seeking premium, connected, and sustainable office environments.