Reach our team at ASEAN House, our flagship workspace at Battersea Power Station — one of London's most prestigious addresses for international business.
ASEAN House · Level 3, The Power Station, 18 Circus Road South, Nine Elms, London SW11 8BZ
Battersea Power Station is a prime business location, repurposed into a mixed-use development offering exceptional commercial relevance.
Close proximity to Wandsworth Town Hall ensures easy access to local administrative offices, enhancing compliance and decision-making processes. The Battersea Power Station Pier provides efficient Thames travel, connecting you to key business districts.
The area's professional appeal is fortified by its historic significance and modern infrastructure, making it an ideal setting for offices. The vibrant local business community encourages networking and collaboration, with coworking spaces fostering innovation.
Businesses here benefit from enhanced visibility and operational efficiency, reducing costs while maximising productivity.
An iconic Grade II* listed landmark transformed into a world-class mixed-use development — combining heritage prestige with modern business infrastructure.
The Battersea Power Station Pier provides efficient river transport to Embankment, Westminster, and beyond — ideal for cross-district meetings.
Close proximity to Wandsworth Town Hall ensures swift access to local government offices, streamlining compliance and decision-making.
A vibrant ecosystem of international businesses, coworking spaces and innovation hubs — fostering the collaboration that SEACOM is built on.
Battersea Power Station is not simply a prestigious London address — it is a landmark testament to Southeast Asian investment, vision and civic commitment in Britain.
In 2012, a consortium of Malaysian state-linked institutions and developers acquired Battersea Power Station for £400 million, rescuing one of London's most iconic but long-derelict landmarks. SP Setia, Sime Darby Property, and PNB — Malaysia's national investment fund — committed to a total development investment of over £9 billion, transforming 42 acres of post-industrial land into a world-class mixed-use destination and becoming one of the largest Southeast Asian investments in the United Kingdom.
The development directly funded the £1.1 billion extension of the London Underground Northern Line to Battersea and Nine Elms, unlocking transit connectivity for the entire surrounding community.
A new Battersea Power Station Pier provides Thames Clipper river-bus services — sustainable water transport linking the site to Westminster, Waterloo and the City of London.
The investment anchored the wider Nine Elms regeneration in Wandsworth — transforming one of London's last major industrial zones into a thriving urban quarter with schools, parks and public spaces.
Apple chose Battersea as its UK headquarters, anchoring a business ecosystem across retail, hospitality and professional sectors — generating tens of thousands of jobs for Londoners.
SEACOM and Battersea: SEACOM CIC — the UK's national platform for South East Asian communities — is headquartered at ASEAN House within Battersea Power Station, in recognition of this extraordinary ASEAN legacy. Our presence here is both symbolic and purposeful: we build on the foundation laid by Malaysian capital to create lasting civic, cultural and economic value for ASEAN-heritage communities across the United Kingdom.