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✅ Established in 2011, Alliance Facilities Management Pte Ltd has been Singapore’s trusted specialist in JTC Lease Assignment Applications, JTC Lease Renewal Applications, JTC Anchor Tenant Applications, and related industrial property services. We help clients navigate Singapore's complex industrial real estate landscape with clarity, compliance, and confidence.
✅ With over 100 successful JTC submissions valued at more than SGD 1 billion, our proven track record and deep regulatory expertise have made us a leading name in JTC consultancy. Our team works with a broad spectrum of clients, including listed companies, MNCs, and SMEs—delivering tailored support aligned with JTC’s evolving policies and business requirements. Read More >>
✅ Proven Results: 100+ JTC approvals and counting
✅ Success-Based Fees: No upfront charges—we only get paid when you do
✅ Expertise in JTC Guidelines: We understand what JTC looks for and how to present your case
✅ Comprehensive Documentation: Business plans, fixed asset justifications, job creation strategies, and compliance support
✅ Full-Spectrum Support: From pre-submission to post-approval coordination
We’re proud to serve a wide array of industries and business sizes, including:
✅ Listed Companies (19%)
✅ Multinational Corporations (16%)
✅ Small and Medium Enterprises (65%)
Our diverse client base spans:
Sector Client Share
Construction & Engineering 23%
General Manufacturing 13%
Food Production 12%
Marine & Shipbuilding 12%
Distribution & Warehousing 11%
Chemical & Gas 8%
Precision Engineering / Cleanroom 6%
Logistics & Transportation 6%
Waste Management / Automotive 5%
Retail & Distribution 4%
We tailor our services to the unique challenges and opportunities of each sector. Read More >>
Our business model is simple: we win only when you do. That means no upfront fees. Our reward is directly tied to securing JTC's approval for your application. If, during our initial assessment, we believe the project is unlikely to be approved, we will advise you candidly before proceeding. Let us know how we can help. Read More >>
Stay informed about the latest JTC Industrial Land Lease policy changes that aim to provide greater flexibility, certainty, and support for businesses. Below is a comprehensive overview of the enhancements and their implementation timelines.
1. Additional Three-Year Lease Tenure for New Greenfield Industrial Land Allocations
Key Update: JTC will offer an additional three years of lease (with payable land rent/premium) for all new greenfield allocations requiring new building development. This ensures businesses can enjoy the full 20- or 30-year intended lease term.
Why It Matters: Helps businesses cover building and development periods without sacrificing lease duration. Provides more predictability in operational and capital planning.
Implementation Timeline: Immediate effect.
2. Introduction of the Flexible Lease Extension Initiative (FLEXI)
Key Update: Eligible land lessees on 20-year JTC leases can extend their leases in up to two tranches of five years each. Businesses must demonstrate strong economic outcomes and commit to new plant and machinery investments to qualify.
Why It Matters: Allows businesses to extend beyond the original 20-year term by up to an additional 10 years. Encourages sustained economic growth and investment within Singapore’s industrial landscape.
Implementation Timeline: Targeted for 2H2025.
3. Earlier Lease Renewal Applications
Key Update: JTC will bring forward the lease renewal application window from six years to ten years before the prevailing lease expiry.
Why It Matters: Provides businesses with greater certainty about lease continuation well in advance. Facilitates long-term strategic planning, including expansion and technology upgrades.
Implementation Timeline: Targeted for 2H2025.
4. Broader Recognition of Auditable Investments in Innovation and R&D
Key Update: Beyond traditional Plant and Machinery (P&M) investments, JTC will recognize auditable investments in innovation, R&D, digital transformation, and Intellectual Property (IP) creation. This expanded definition aligns with evolving business models and supports value creation and productivity.
Why It Matters: Encourages companies to invest in advanced technologies and IP, driving competitiveness and growth. Acknowledges modern forms of capital investments critical to innovation-driven enterprises.
Implementation Timeline: Targeted for 2H2025.
Conclusion
These JTC Industrial Land Lease policy enhancements are designed to provide businesses with:
Extended lease security for better long-term planning.
Greater flexibility to adapt and grow.
Incentives for innovation through recognition of diverse forms of investment.
For more information or to discuss how these changes can benefit your business, contact us or visit our website. Stay ahead with the latest updates and make the most of your industrial land lease tenure under JTC’s enhanced framework.
Thank you for your continued trust and partnership with Alliance Facilities Management Pte Ltd.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - These FAQs provide a comprehensive overview and insights into JTC Policies & Guidelines for the proposed Application for Third-Party JTC Build and Lease Scheme.
Answer: To facilitate private sector participation in the industrial market, JTC allows third-party facility providers to be their lessees if they engage in "Third-Party Build and Lease" (Third-Party B&L) or "JTC Sale and Leaseback" (S&LB) scheme.
The Third-Party JTC Build and Lease - B&L scheme enables key and strategic industrialists to appoint a qualifying third-party facility provider to undertake the development of a customised facility under JTC Design & Build according to the industrialist's specifications. In return, the industrialist undertakes to lease the facility from the third-party facility provider under a set of negotiated terms and conditions agreed between them. The Third-Party JTC Design & Build - B&L scheme provides companies with the option of operating in customised facilities without having to pay the development costs up front.
Under the S&LB scheme, the industrialist assigns the completed facility to the third party facility provider, who in turn leases back the facility to the industrialist for continual usage.
Answer: JTC allows the following list of third-party facility providers to participate in Third-Party JTC Build & Lease and JTC Design & Build / JTC Sale and Leaseback for JTC Facility:
Trusts/ Investment Funds / JTC Reits that are holders of Business Trust Licence/ Capital Markets Services Licence issued by MAS (see MAS legislation guidelines);
Developers who have an established and credible track record of having been involved in the business of developing property-related projects in the last 5 years; and
Industry Association/ Consortium Sponsored Vehicles that are supported by economic agencies e.g. EDB and SPRING.
Answer: If the original anchor tenant leaves, third-party facility providers can apply via the customer service portal to replace them with new anchor tenant(s).
The proposed new anchor tenant(s) must continue to occupy at least 70% of the GFA. If there is more than one anchor tenant, each one must occupy at least 1,000 sqm.
The proposed new anchor tenant(s) must also meet JTC's assessment criteria based on:
The productivity of the space being used
Creation of good quality jobs and value-add to the economy
During the subletting period, if the anchor tenant(s) wish to increase/decrease their GFA by more than 20% or change their usage, the third-party facility provider will need to re-apply to JTC for the anchor subletting.
The remaining 30% of the GFA can be sublet to other businesses. However, this is subject to JTC's assessment of usage compatibility, as well as payment of applicable subletting fees.
Further details on the subletting policy can be found here.
Answer:
Original anchor tenant in Third-Party B&L programme
Minimum Gross Floor Area - To occupy at least 50% GFA within 5 years from obtaining the first TOP, and at least 70% thereafter
Minimum Occupation Period - During the investment period and minimally 5 years thereafter
The original anchor subtenant is required to occupy minimum 50% of GFA within 5 years from the first TOP for the site and minimum 70% thereafter.
The balance space of a maximum 50% GFA within 5 years from obtaining TOP and a maximum of 30% thereafter can be sublet to other industrialists, subject to usage, compatibility and payment of sublet fee.
Original anchor tenant in S&LB programme
Minimum Gross Floor Area - To occupy at least 70% GFA
Minimum Occupation Period - Minimally 5 years from date of legal completion of assignment (Leases with ≤ 30 Years Remaining)
Minimum Occupation Period - Minimally 10 years from date of legal completion of assignment (Leases with > 30 Years Remaining)
Answer: Should the original anchor tenant leave after fulfilling the minimum occupation period, the third-party facility provider is required to ensure that the minimum 70% GFA is occupied by other approved anchor tenant(s) at all times. Multiple anchor tenants are allowed to jointly fulfil the minimum 70% GFA requirement and each is to occupy at least 1,000 sqm.
An approved anchor tenant is defined as a company that satisfies JTC’s assessment of value-added, remuneration per worker and skilled worker profile, as well as the minimum GFA requirement. Upon qualification as an anchor tenant, the anchor tenant can stay for any period in the building and reassessment is only required if there is a change in its GFA take-up by more than 20% and/or change in use.
Answer: Third-party facility provider lessees in new third-party JTC build and lease contracts / JTC Design & Build
Assignment Prohibition Period - During the investment period and 5 years thereafter
Third-party facility providers who have purchased JTC Design & Build facilities from the secondary market (i.e. new assignment contracts)
Leases with ≤ 30 Years Remaining - 5 years from the date of legal completion of the assignment
Leases with > 30 Years Remaining - 10 years from the date of legal completion of the assignment
All third-party facility provider lessees for JTC build and lease contracts / JTC Design and Build / JTC Sale and Leaseback
Leases with < 5 years remaining
Answer: With effect from 1 January 2013, the payment scheme for new assignment contracts involving third-party facility providers JTC Build & Lease and JTC Design & Build / JTC Leaseback has been revised to upfront land premium.