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GarGeon × Sunway Big Box Mall

Sunway Big Box lifted on-time collection from 81% to 95%.

A 500,000 sq ft retail complex ran its refuse chambers on paper chits and phone calls. Now every pickup is matched against the schedule it was promised on — and every load is proven with the disposal record attached.

Industry · Retail & Mall
Aerial view of the Sunway Big Box retail complex
Sunway Big Box Mall logo
The Outcome

What changed after GarGeon.

81→95%
On-Time Collection
schedule adherence, April to June 2026
8%
Cost Savings
from tighter scheduling and one vendor
130
Collections Logged
every trip matched to its schedule last quarter
The Company

Sunway Big Box Mall

Sunway Big Box Mall and Citrine Hub hold over 500,000 sq ft of prime retail space in Johor — a major shopping destination with diverse tenants and heavy daily foot traffic.

Four separate refuse chambers handled waste from dozens of retail outlets, restaurants, and service providers. The mall needed one clear view of all of it, and a way to recycle that it did not yet have.

Before & After

The problem, and what we did about it.

Before GarGeon

Multiple vendors

Several haulers had to be managed at once, which created inefficiency and made nothing run as one operation.

No visibility into the chambers

Each of the four refuse chambers ran blind. No data was captured or tracked, so management could not see what was actually happening.

Manual, paper-based process

Collection ran on paper chits and phone calls. Coordination was slow and easy to lose track of.

No recycling support

The existing vendors offered no recycling at all. The result was a 0% recycling rate.

With GarGeon

Everything under one vendor and one contract

We consolidated every service under GarGeon, so the mall stopped juggling multiple haulers.

GarGeon Connect across all five chambers

Waste volume, tonnage, and activity are logged for each refuse chamber — the four general-waste chambers plus the recycling chamber. Management now sees every load on one dashboard.

Digitalised operations

Collection tracking, service proof, and reporting are automated — replacing the paper chits and phone calls.

A recycling programme built into the service

We set up source separation and recycling to keep recyclable items out of landfill, starting from zero.

The Results

What changed on the ground.

On-time collection from 81% to 95%

Schedule adherence climbed every month through the quarter as fixed-schedule pickups replaced ad-hoc exchange trips.

Recycling started from nothing and reached 15%

The mall recycled none of its waste before GarGeon. By 2024 the rate had reached 15%. It has since fallen back — the Q2 2026 report puts it at 4.6% — and lifting it again is the current focus.

8% cost savings

Tighter scheduling and a single vendor cut the cost of running waste across the complex.

Full transparency

Real-time data and reports cover tonnage, collection, and recycling across all five refuse chambers.

Fewer calls, fewer surprises

Communication is simpler and service is more reliable now that everything runs on one system.

What’s next

Sunway Big Box gets a full report every quarter — tonnage, schedule adherence, and recycling, chamber by chamber. Recycling reached 15% in 2024 and has since slipped to 4.6%. The Q2 2026 report said so plainly and recommended what to check: whether cardboard is going into the general chambers, and whether a vendor change reduced pickups. Getting the rate back up is the work in hand.

The quarterly reportReal client data · Q2 2026

This is the report Sunway Big Box gets every quarter.

Their actual Q2 2026 numbers, published with their permission. Four headline figures, each with the month-by-month trend behind it. Three are moving the right way. One is not — and the report says so rather than leaving it for someone to notice later.

On-time collection
April
81.0%
May
93.2%
June
95.3%
+14.3 pts across the quarter
General waste collected
April
33.50 t
May
37.99 t
June
40.02 t
+6.52 t (+19.5%) across the quarter
Average per trip
April
0.78 t
May
0.86 t
June
0.93 t
+0.15 t (+19.5%) across the quarter
Diversion rate
April
6.7%
May
4.1%
June
3.2%
−3.5 pts (−52%) across the quarter

From the GarGeon × Sunway Big Box Mall waste and recycling report, Q2 2026. Published with the client’s permission.

Waste against recycling
Tonnes collected per month. Recycling is the smaller stream — shown to scale.
  • General waste (t)
  • Recycling (t)
Diversion rate
Share of everything collected that was recycled rather than landfilled.
On-time collection
Overall schedule adherence, with each refuse chamber behind it for context.
  • Overall
  • Individual chambers
Tonnage by chamber
Each refuse chamber across the quarter, drawn on one shared scale.
Ch. 2
Ch. 4
Ch. 6
Ch. 7
View the chart data as a table
Every figure plotted above, April to June.
MeasureAprilMayJune
General waste (t)33.5037.9940.02
Recycling (t)2.401.621.31
Diversion rate6.7%4.1%3.2%
On-time, overall81%93.2%95.3%
Chamber 2 (t · on-time)11.83 · 85.7%11.99 · 84.6%13.15 · 92.3%
Chamber 4 (t · on-time)6.36 · 75%8.63 · 100%8.41 · 88.9%
Chamber 6 (t · on-time)3.51 · 75%4.21 · 100%3.87 · 100%
Chamber 7 (t · on-time)11.80 · 83.3%13.16 · 92.3%14.59 · 100%

From the GarGeon × Sunway Big Box Mall waste and recycling report, Q2 2026. Published with the client’s permission.

For a 500,000 sq ft retail complex, … we can prove every load with the disposal record attached.
Sustainability Manager — Sunway Big Box MallJohor
81→95%
On-Time Collection

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