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Sunframe 10th Anniversary: A Global Journey Rooted in Trust A decade of excellence. A global team. A circle of loyal partners. The SunFrame 10th Anniversary was a celebration of the collective heartbeat behind our brand. It was a moment to honor the hands that build, specifically our teams braving remote frontiers from Kenya to Qatar, Guyana to Saudi Arabia, Philippines to Singapore, alongside the hands that have shaken ours in trust since Day One. Watching our 2025 victories flash across the screen, it was evident that SunFrame’s growth is about people rather than just high-rise curtain wall projects. We marked ten years of shared sweat and shared success, establishing a

How the Name SunFrame Took Shape The name SunFrame was born out of a decision to begin again, after years of exploration and reflection. Before founding SunFrame, Mr. Liang had gone through several entrepreneurial and partnership attempts. At different stages, he worked to understand how businesses operate and how collaborations function in practice, while also encountering a wide range of challenges. Over time, these experiences accumulated, gradually weighing on both confidence and direction. The year 2015 marked a low point. For an entire year, no new business came in. The pause forced a reexamination of past choices. It became increasingly clear that change does not come solely from external conditions, but

Not An Opportunity, But A Threshold Insights into the Saudi Arabia Construction Market from BDExpo 2025 and SunFrame’s Long-Term Commitment In discussions about overseas expansion, the focus often falls on opportunity windows, growth dividends, or emerging market momentum. Once you are actually present in Saudi Arabia and speaking directly with local professionals, developers, and engineering stakeholders, a different reality becomes clear. This market does not begin by offering opportunity. It begins by setting a threshold. Saudi Arabia places deep importance on tradition, religious principles, and social structure. Even as the wider Middle East continues to open up, the country maintains clearly defined institutional boundaries. These boundaries are intentional. They are