Chapter two · 2011 to 2016
Kaisheng Concepts: a company named after its two founders, who shared the same name.
Two friends called Kai Sheng. One limited liability partnership. A fleet of arcade cabinets, claw machines and photo booths that went wherever a corporate event or a festival needed a crowd to stay longer.
game machines | lighting | events | creative
The tagline, as printed on the namecard
- Legal name
- Kaisheng Concepts LLP
- UEN
- T11LL2295D
- Registered
- 22 December 2011
- Classification
- Event organiser, exhibition organiser
- My part
- One of two founding partners, 2011 to 2016
What it did
Rented the reason to stay.
An event tent is a hard place to hold attention. Kaisheng Concepts rented the machines that held it: twin Daytona USA racers, Le Mans 24, rows of claw machines, a Real Puncher, a Shooting Gambling cabinet, photo booths, and later VR, delivered, set up under the tent, counted out of the coin box, and packed down at close.
The 2013 site described it as a joint venture between two friends who shared a name and a desire for new solutions in event marketing, backed by a gaming company with three decades in the trade. I was one of the two from the registration in December 2011 until 2016.
The fleet
- Daytona USA
- Le Mans 24
- Claw machines
- Real Puncher
- Shooting Gambling
- Photo booths
- VR, later
From the tents · 2012 onwards
Eleven photos, my own.
Phone photos from the job, saved on Facebook at the time. Small by today’s standards, and real.
Le Mans 24 twin cabinets
Claw machine, Garfield plushies
A row of claw machines at dusk
Food Festival at Little India, a month-long placement, 30 June to 31 July 2012 (Nick's Facebook post, 26 Jun 2012)
Real Puncher boxing machine
The on-site pitch, at the coin counter
Shooting Gambling cabinet
Food Festival at Little India, a month-long placement, 30 June to 31 July 2012 (Nick's Facebook post, 26 Jun 2012)
Tent layout rendering, a 2012 seafood mela
Site plan the company worked from
The team under the tent, Food Festival at Little India, 2012
Food Festival at Little India, a month-long placement, 30 June to 31 July 2012 (Nick's Facebook post, 26 Jun 2012). Photo dated 2 Jul 2012 on Facebook
Arcade cabinet and a kids' ride
Food Festival at Little India, a month-long placement, 30 June to 31 July 2012 (Nick's Facebook post, 26 Jun 2012)Daytona USA twin racers
Food Festival at Little India, a month-long placement, 30 June to 31 July 2012 (Nick's Facebook post, 26 Jun 2012)The namecard
Clients the company listed on its own website
Self-reported, kaishengconcepts.com archive 2015 to 2019, served directly or through an event companyStarhub Singtel M1 Sephora F1 Audi Mediacorp MBS RWS Ritz Carlton Singapore Airshow
The short version · Kaisheng Concepts, 2011 to 2016
What it was, and who ran it.
What was Kaisheng Concepts?
Kaisheng Concepts LLP was a Singapore event and exhibition organiser that rented arcade and game machines, lighting and photo booths to corporate events and festivals. It was registered with ACRA on 22 December 2011, UEN T11LL2295D.
ACRA record via public company directories, checked 16 Oct 2026. Tagline as printed on the namecardWho founded Kaisheng Concepts?
Two friends who shared the name Kai Sheng, which is where the company's name comes from. Nick Tung was one of the two founding partners, from the registration in December 2011 until 2016.
Company website, 2013 to 2019 archive. Role and dates: Nick's own statementWhat did Kaisheng Concepts rent out?
Twin Daytona USA racers, Le Mans 24, rows of claw machines, a Real Puncher boxing machine, a Shooting Gambling cabinet, photo booths and, later, VR, delivered and set up under the event tent.
As photographed on site and listed on the company website, 2013 to 2019Is Nick Tung still part of Kaisheng Concepts?
His time there ran from 2011 to 2016. The LLP itself remains on the ACRA register.
Stated on this page, in the closing noteWhat it taught me
Logistics is the product people never see.
A claw machine that arrives late, or a Daytona cabinet that trips the tent’s power, is a bad event no matter how good the idea was. Five years of festival calendars taught me to build the boring parts first. It is why every AI employee I ship today comes with the security file, the pre-ship gate and the honest empty state before it comes with the demo.
My time there ran 2011 to 2016. The LLP remains on the ACRA register today.