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Another year has passed since the goal of building new houses into good houses and renovating old houses into good houses was set to be achieved. In 2025, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development planned the 15th Five-Year Plan, continuously promoting the transformation and upgrading of the construction industry and high-quality development, creating an upgraded version of "Made in China," and promoting five key areas: "good standards, good design, good building materials, good construction, and good operation and maintenance," so that "good houses" can be presented to consumers. In the new year, to achieve the goal of building new houses into good houses and renovating old houses into good houses, formwork and scaffolding play a crucial role in construction projects. Recently, a serious fire occurred on the bamboo scaffolding of the renovation project of Block 8, 31, in Hong Kong's Tai Po District, serving as a stark reminder to all construction workers engaged in residential construction in mainland China that the safety of formwork and scaffolding is paramount in the construction of good houses. Using tool-type hot-dip galvanized disc-lock steel pipe scaffolding combined with steel mesh as external scaffolding will become a new highlight of green construction in urban residential construction and old city renovation projects. Durable disc-lock steel pipe scaffolding will be further expanded from large city construction projects to small and medium-sized city construction projects. The revised standard JG/T503 "Socket-type Disc-lock Steel Pipe Scaffolding Components" was also promulgated in the new year, which put forward new requirements and methods for the strength testing of Q355 steel uprights.
As Malaysia advances toward 2026, the formwork and scaffolding industry stands at a pivotal point of transformation. Driven by rapid technological progress, evolving regulatory frameworks, and rising expectations for safety and efficiency, the sector is poised for meaningful and sustained growth. One of the most significant developments shaping the industry is the accelerating adoption of digital technologies.These innovations are expected to become industry standards by 2026, improving productivity and fostering stronger collaboration across project stakeholders. At the same time, policy support and regulatory enhancement will continue to play a defining role. The government's commitment to strengthening safety compliance, encouraging industry accreditation, and promoting sustainable development is pushing companies to raise operational benchmarks. The market outlook remains robust, supported by Malaysia's infrastructure pipeline, industrial expansions, and the growing demand for cost-effective, safe, and high-performance systems. Companies that invest in advanced materials, modular solutions, and environmentally responsible practices will be best positioned to capture new opportunities and respond to evolving client needs. Industry talent development will also be crucial. Cultivating a skilled workforce equipped with digital literacy, technical expertise, and strong safety culture will ensure long-term resilience and innovation readiness. In 2026, the Malaysian formwork and scaffolding sector has the opportunity not only to grow but to redefine its role in the national construction ecosystem. By embracing innovation, strengthening governance, and fostering professional excellence, the industry can confidently shape a safer, smarter, and more sustainable future.
