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Singapore, your partner into AsiaGwyneth TanCentre Director, Moscow Overseas Centre17 May 2016, Delovaya Rossiya, Moscow, Russian Federation
Quick facts and figures
Singapore is in the heart of Asia.
Southeast Asia
Moscow
Fast facts:
Size: 719.1 km2 (1/3 the size of Moscow)
Population diversity: 5.54 million residents
Languages: English – Official working languageMalay – National language
Source: Singapore Department of Statistics.
60%Citizens
(3.3 million)
40%Naturalised foreigners and
foreigners(2.2 million)
We have been independent since 9 August 1965.We maintain friendly relations with all countries. We are not China.
Singapore in the 1960s
Photo: Singapore Press Holdings
Singapore today
1961 1964 1968 1972 1976 1980 1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2008 2012 2016
GD
P/C
apita
(US$
’000
)
60sLabour
Intensive
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
70sSkills
Intensive
80sCapital
Intensive
90sTechnology& ServicesIntensive
2000sKnowledge
& Innovation Intensive
8
Economic transformation since independence
Source: World Bank, April 2013, DOS*2005 Constant International Prices
Economic indicators and business rankings
GDP: US$292.8 billion (current market prices)
GDP per capita:US$52,888
Total FDI:US$7.362 trillion (2014)
Total external trade:US$614 billion (2015)Total offshore trade - US$1.33 trillion (2013) – 4.5x GDP
Top 5 trading partners:China, Malaysia, EU28, US, IndonesiaRussia is Singapore’s 21st place trading partner
Source: Singapore Department of Statistics.
• #1 Asian City of OpportunityPwC, Cities of Opportunities 2014
• #3 Global City of OpportunityPwC, Cities of Opportunities 2014
• #1 City in the World with Best Investment Potential
BERI Report, April 2015
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Singapore’s Direct Investment Abroad (DIA) reached almost S$620 billion in 2014DIA
Year
600
550
500
450
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
S$ Billion
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
425
154180
202
246
312
147
318
Growth in 201423%
447
370
485504
Source: Department of Statistics
620
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Singapore’s DIA as a % of GDP far exceeds the world’s
DIA as % of GDP
Source: UNCTAD Statistics, 2014Figures in US$
Singapore
World
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 20140.00%
20.00%
40.00%
60.00%
80.00%
100.00%
120.00%
140.00%
160.00%
180.00%
21.1% 23.6% 24.6% 24.8% 28.7% 31.7%25.1%
31.3% 31.2% 29.00% 30.6% 32.5% 31.8%
89% 91% 93% 94%104%
117% 115%
132% 132% 129%136%
143%
160%
World Singapore
Total Export of Goods
Year
S$ Billion
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
Non-oil Oil
336383
451477
391
479
432
41.4
294
57.4
325
70.6
361
79.7
371
115
361
78.4
313
104
375
515137
378
510131
379
513125
388
513123
390
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Exports are the backbone of Singapore’s economy
Source: IE Singapore, April 2016
394
82
476
Trade as a % of GDP
World
Singapore
13
Singapore’s external trade far outstrips GDP
Source: World DatabankFigures in US$
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 20140.00%
50.00%
100.00%
150.00%
200.00%
250.00%
300.00%
350.00%
400.00%
39.4% 38.1% 38.3% 39.7% 47.8% 49.00% 51.7%42.2% 47.00% 50.7% 50.4% 50.1% 49.1%
286.3%305.3%
325.9%337.5% 345.1%
312.1%
341.1%
267.1%279.8% 281% 272%
259.7% 251.7%
ThailandS$29.6 bn
3.3%
Total tradeS$884.1 billion/ US$643.0 billion
OthersS$205.7 bn
23.3%
ChinaS$123.5 bn
14%
MalaysiaS$97.3 bn
11.0%
EU 28S$90.5 bn
10.2%
Hong KongS$58.2 bn
6.6%
TaiwanS$53.8 bn
6.1%
Korea, Rep ofS$44.9 bn
5.1%JapanS$46.5 bn
5.3%
IndonesiaS$58.7 bn
6.6%
USS$75.5 bn
8.5%
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Singapore’s key trading partners in 2015
Source: IE Singapore, January 2015
Tuas waste-to-energy plantPublic sector
Public Private PartnershipLong-term partnering relationship between the public and private sectors to deliver services.
Test-bedding A conducive environment to rollout new solutions for testing and refinement with both the public and private sector before expanding into Asia and globally.
Electric car infrastructure
InternationalisationWith the expertise, Singapore companies then exports its solutions and products overseas.
Public sector
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Singapore’s success model
Private sector
Private sector
Financial Services Real Estate AerospaceChemicals & Energy Education ElectronicsEngineering Services Environment & WaterHealthcare Infocomm Technology LifestyleMedical Technology Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology Precision EngineeringProfessional Services Transport & Logistics
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Key Industries in Singapore
Singapore’s economic development is looked after by the Singapore Ministry of Trade and Industry.
Inward investment and overall development of the enterprise ecosystem in Singapore
Increase productivity of domestic non-tradable sector
Fostering world-class scientific research and nurturing scientific talent to develop a vibrant knowledge based Singapore
Developing Singapore’s external economic wing through trade and overseas expansion
IE Singapore serves our economy through our global network
AMERICASLos AngelesMexico CityNew YorkSão Paulo
Singapore HQ + 39 offices worldwide
EUROPEFrankfurtIstanbulLondonMoscow
MIDDLE EAST& AFRICAAccraAbu Dhabi DohaDubaiJeddahJohannesburgRiyadh
CHINANorth ChinaBeijingDalianQingdaoSouth ChinaGuangzhouWuhanEast ChinaShanghaiWest ChinaChengduChongqingXian
NORTH ASIA& PACIFICSeoulSydney TaipeiTokyo
SOUTH ASIAChennaiMumbaiNew Delhi
SOUTHEAST ASIABangkokHanoiHo Chi Minh CityJakartaKuala LumpurManilaSurabayaYangon
Our MissionTo promote overseas growth ofSingapore-based enterprisesand international tradeOur VisionA thriving business hub withglobally competitive enterprisesand leading international traders
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IE Singapore’s mission & vision
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Our history
1983Singapore Trade Development Board (TDB) formed to develop Singapore as an international trading hub and promote the nation’s goods and services.• Export promotion• Trade policy• Lobby for free trade• Secure market access
Singapore’s Economic Transformation
1965Independence
1970sCreating jobs
1980sBuilding infrastructure/Developing industries
1990sInvesting intechnology
2000sFocus on
innovation,knowledge, R&D
2002To compete more effectively, another key thrust identified under Singapore's new economic strategy, namely to help Singapore-based companies internationalise andgrow in the global market.
TDB renamed InternationalEnterprise Singapore toreflect her new focus on
the external economy.• Internationalisation• International Trade
Growing through Asian markets
“International experts predict thatAsia will account for more than half of global gross domestic product by 2050”The Asian Development Bank (May 2011)
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Global demand shifting towards Asia
ROW22% 2020G7
63%
BRIC14%
G749%
BRIC27%
ROW24%
2009
Source: World Economic Forum
Asia will have an urban population of 2.6 billion by 2030
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0 1975 2000 2030
Urban population (Millions)
Asia’s growing urban population
24%
37%1.4 billion
54%2.6 billion
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Rapid urbanisation process in Asia
Source: World Population Prospects: The 2002 Revision
will be added to China’s urban population by 2025 – more than the population of today’s United States
350million
people who will live in China’s cities by 20301billion
Chinese cities will have 1 million + people living in them – Europe has 35 today
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Square metres of road will be paved5 billion
Mass-transit systems could be built170
square metres of floor space will be built – in five million buildings
40 billion
of these buildings could be skyscrapers – the equivalent of constructing up to ten New York cities
50,000
– the number by which GDP will have multiplied by 2025
5 times
China’s urbanisation by 2025
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1 billion people will live in China’s cities by 2030
Source: McKinsey
Asia’s fastest growing middle class
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
East Asia
Eastern Europe
Latin America
Middle East/North Africa
South Asia
Sub-Saharan Africa
Middle class, % of world income
20302000
3X
13X
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Growth of the middle class in Asia
Source: World Bank
2011 GDP 2012 GDP 2013 GDP Ave GrowthWeighted Growth Weighted Growth Weighted Growth
SEA 5.42% 5.62% 5.76% 5.60%South Asia 8.19% 7.86% 8.04% 8.03%China 9.59% 9.54% 9.49% 9.54%NAP 2.34% 2.68% 2.55% 2.52%MEA 5.73% 5.34% 5.13% 5.40%Europe 2.07% 2.35% 2.40% 2.27%Americas 2.73% 3.29% 3.14% 3.05%
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
121086420-2-4-6-8-10
Emerging anddeveloping economies
World
Advancedeconomies
World
Emerging anddeveloping economies
Advanced economies
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A changing world
Source: IMF, October 2012
4411.5
6.5
1.4
1
2.9*
3.4*
4.9*
7
5.4 11.5
0.7
Asia is moving beyond exporting to the West. Today its ports mainly handle cargo moving within the region.
INTRA-EUROPE
EUROPE-ASIA
INTRA-AFRICA
ASIA-EUROPE
ASIA-MIDDLE EAST INTRA-ASIA NORTH
AMERICA-ASIA
INTRA-NORTHAMERICA
ASIA-NORTHAMERICA
ASIA-AUSTRALIA
ASIA-SOUTHAMERICA
INTRA-SOUTHAMERICA
These numbers represent millions of “twenty-foot units” – a measure of volume roughly equal to the size of a shipping container.
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Why trade with Asia? The rise of China and intra-Asia trade flows
44% of global trade flows are intra-Asia
Source: HBR, Jun 11*Combined traffic in both directions
Partner with Singapore to tap on Asian growth
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Over half of Singapore’s overseas investmentsare headed to Asia
AsiaThe most popular destination of Singapore companies investing abroad
Singapore is the … #2 largest investor in China #2 largest investor in IndiaLargest investor in intra-ASEAN
As of December 2014, Singapore’s cumulative investments in China was US$72.3 billion
Singapore’s cumulative investments in India was US$29.8 billion from April 2000 to December 2014.
Singapore, as compared to other ASEAN countries, is the largest investor in fast growing Southeast Asia markets such as Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam
Source: National statistical offices and investment boards
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Singapore companies in China
China
Guangdong
Jiangsu
Zhejiang
Liaoning
Sichuan
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In China, bilateral Ministerial Committees lead to better support by Provincial Governments…
Tianjin Shandong
Sichuan
Guangzhou
Suzhou
Tianjin
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Singapore’s platform projects in China serve as gateway for Singapore and international companies’ entry into China
Singapore-Sichuan High-Tech Innovation Park
Sino-Singapore Guangzhou Knowledge City
Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco City
China-Singapore Suzhou Industrial Park
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Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-city: A landmark bilateral project between Singapore and China
The beginning of the journey
First batch of 85,000 residents expected to move in by early 2012
4 sq km Start-up Area completed by 2013
30 sq km to be completed in10-15 years
TianjinEco-city Envision to create an eco-friendlyand sustainable urban city comprising of community, commercial, industrial and residential projects.
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Quality business platforms in Tianjin Eco-city support and drive international partnerships
Eco-Industrial Park
Eco-CBD
Eco-Business Park
• A 51.5-hectare park expected to ground break in end-2011 • To be developed into an IT cluster over a period of 3-4 years
Pan Asian Holdings Limited
Eco-Information Park
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Vietnam-Singapore Industrial Park:Replicated 4 times and on to the 5th park
VSIP Bac Ninh, 2006700 hectares
Bac Ninh Among 500+ tenants
HaiPhong
BinhDuong
VSIP Hai Phong, 20091,600 hectares
VSIP Binh Duong, 20062,045 hectares
VSIP Binh Duong, 1996500 hectares
VSIP Quang Ngai, 20111,020 hectares
Quang Ngai
2-hr flight
3-hr flight
4-hr flight
5-hr flight
7-hr flight
Singapore
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Singapore – 7-hour flight radius within Asia
Singapore is the key gateway to Asia’s growing markets
21 FTAs/EPAs41 IGAs76 DTAs
International Trading
Community
FinancialHub
Bi-culturalWorkforce
Excellent Business
InfrastructureGlobal
Connectivity
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Partner Singapore into Asia through our…
Connected Marketplace
RobustFinancial Centre
Efficient Business
Environment
Asia Savvy Companies
• Home to over 37,400 MNCs• Key gateway between resource rich regions of South East Asia and
Australia, as well as China, India, and ASEAN• World-class transport and logistics infrastructure• Network of international tax and investment protection agreements
• Largest corporate banking centre in Asia with over 170 banks• Deep and liquid capital markets with 60% of Asia’s bond issuance in 2011• 3rd largest FX trading centre• Asia’s wealth management hub
• World’s easiest place to do business• Efficient, reliable, clear and fair legal system• Asia’s top dispute resolution centre• Educated and English proficient workforce
• More than 100 Singapore companies with deep and wide footprint and networks in Asia as key partners
• In various sectors from environment and energy, offshore oil and marine, transport and logistics, urban solutions sectors, e-retail, consumer, manufacturing, etc.
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Connected Marketplace
• Home to over 37,400 MNCs• Key gateway between resource rich regions of South East Asia and
Australia, as well as China, India, and ASEAN• World-class transport and logistics infrastructure• Network of international tax and investment protection agreements
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Partner Singapore into Asia through our…
Singapore is strategically located in the heart of Asia:Over 3.1 billion market catchment within 7 hours flight
India#1 Rice Exporter#3 Coal Producer#4 Coal Importer
#4 Iron Ore Producer
China#1 Steel Producer #1 Coal Producer#1 Zinc Producer
#1 Iron Ore Importer #1 Wheat Consumer
#1 Soybean Consumer & Importer
#2 Corn Consumer
Australia#1 Iron Ore Exporter
#2 Coal Exporter#2 Zinc Producer
#2 Wheat Exporter#3 Nickel Producer
Source: USDA, USEIA, USGS 2013, Others
Thailand#1 Natural Rubber Producer
#2 Rice Exporter#4 Sugar Producer
Indonesia#1 Coal Exporter
#2 Natural Rubber Producer#4 Nickel Producer
Japan#1 LNG Importer#1 Coal Importer#1 Corn Importer#2 Steel Exporter
#3 Crude Oil Importer
South Korea#3 Coal Importer#3 Corn Importer
Connected Marketplace
Businesses based in Singapore enjoy easy trade access with the whole of ASEAN, the world’s top 3 growth markets.
Connected Marketplace
• More than 100 airlines flying to 250 cities in 60 countries around the world
• World’s busiest port with 200 shipping lines that have links to more than 600 ports in over 120 countries worldwide
• Home to 6,000 logistics providers
• Developed info-communications infrastructure
Move your freight through Singapore’s transport and logistics networks: Our companies are linked to all parts of Asia through land, air, sea, and telecommunications
Connected Marketplace
Minimize your tax barriers with our 74 DTAs.
74 Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements
Singapore:74 DTAs
Hong Kong:29 DTAs
DTA Comparison
Number of Countries/territories:
Connected Marketplace
Singapore companies and nationals are protected against non-commercial risks, e.g. expropriation and civil strife when investing in these countries.
Investment Chapters
Australia China New Zealand EFTA: Norway, Switzerland,
Iceland & Liechtenstein India Japan Jordan Korea Panama Peru USA
42 Investment Guarantee Agreements
Protect your overseas investments with our 42 IGAs and 11 Investment Chapters
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Connected Marketplace
Reduce your trade barriers through Singapore’s extensive network of FTAs
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New Zealand
Over 20 Free Trade Agreements in force
ASEAN Japan ESFTA – Switzerland,Liechtenstein, Norway,
Iceland
Australia United Statesof America
ASEAN – China Jordan India Korea TPFTA – Brunei, Chile,New Zealand
Panama
ASEAN – Korea China ASEAN – Japan Peru ASEAN – India
ASEAN – Australia& New Zealand
Gulf CooperationCouncil
Costa Rica
Connected Marketplace
Over 37,400 multinationals made Singapore their regional headquarters and partnered Singapore companies into Asia.
Connected Marketplace
Bilateral agreements and platforms are in place between Russia and Singapore to promote greater mutual business cooperation
Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreement (DTA)
Entered into force in 2009
Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (IPPA)
Entered into force in 2012
Intergovernmental Commission (IGC)
Annual meeting co-Chaired by Russia’s 1st DPM Igor Shuvalov and Singapore’s DPM Tharman Shanmugaratnam
Connected Marketplace
Russia Singapore Business Forum (RSBF)
Annual flagship business event between Russia and Singapore driven by IE Singapore and graced by Russia’s 1st DPM Igor Shuvalov and Singapore’s DPM Tharman Shanmugaratnam. Usually twinned with IGC.
RobustFinancial Centre
• Largest corporate banking centre in Asia with over 170 banks• Deep and liquid capital markets with 60% of Asia’s bond issuance in 2011• 3rd largest FX trading centre• Asia’s wealth management hub
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Partner Singapore into Asia through our…
Deep commercial banking set up with over 170 supporting banks
Top asset management location with >US$2.1 trillion of assets under management1
3rd largest foreign exchange trading center in the world by Bank for International Settlements >US$380 billion average daily volume
Deep and liquid capital markets which has raised over US$1 trillion via debt and equity
Only Asian country with “AAA” rating
1Source: SGX
Expand your Asian trade and investments through Singapore’s deep and liquid financial market
Robust Financial Centre
775 listed companies and market capitalization of US$743 billion Examples of global companies listed on Singapore Exchange: Hutchinson Port Holdings
(US$5.5 billion), Jardine Matheson Commodities companies listed in Singapore include Wilmar, Noble, Olam and more recently
Bumitama (palm oil) and Geo Energy (coal).
Source: SGX
Singapore is Asia’s most international equity listing venue
Robust Financial Centre
1,500 listed debt securities from 36 countries in 20 currencies S$800 billion raised; US$22 billion bonds raised in 2013 Examples:
Louis Dreyfus: US$350 million perpetual bonds (4X oversubscribed) in 2012 Gunvor: US$500 million 5-year bonds in 2013 Trafigura: US$500 million perpetual bonds (5X oversubscribed) in 2013; US$200 million
perpetual bonds in 2014
Source: SGX
Singapore is Asia’s leading listing venue for international debt securities
Robust Financial Centre
Over 170 banks providing a wide range of corporate banking services including:
• Trade Finance
• Corporate Finance
• Loan Syndication
• Derivatives Trading and Hedging
• Cash Management
• Transaction Services
Competitive commodity financing rates of 1 – 2 %
Access financing and financial services through Singapore’s strong banking environment
Robust Financial Centre
• Over US$2.1 trillion of assets under management• Institutional Funds > US$1,300 billion• Private Wealth Management > US$400 billion• Temasek & GIC > US$400 billion
• Access to growing private wealth of South East Asia, China and India• Over 4,000 registered funds and 100 fund management companies
Source: SGX
Singapore is Asia’s leading wealth management hubRobust Financial Centre
Efficient Business
Environment
• World’s easiest place to do business• Efficient, reliable, clear and fair legal system• Asia’s top dispute resolution centre• Educated and English proficient workforce
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Partner Singapore into Asia through our…
We continually strive for a business environment that is efficient, transparent, stable, secure and fast.
• #1 in World Bank’s ranking of Ease of Doing Business for 7 consecutive years
• #1 Transparent Governance in Asia WEF Global Competitiveness Report 2013 - 2014
• #1 Logistics Supply Chain Performance in AsiaWorld Bank, Logistics Performance Index
• #1 City Infrastructure In The WorldMercer City Infrastructure Rankings 2016
• #1 Labour Market EfficiencyWEF Global Competitiveness Report 2013 - 2014
• #1 Intellectual Property Protection in AsiaWEF Global Competitiveness Report 2013 - 2014
https://www.iras.gov.sg
https://www.acra.gov.sg
http://statutes.agc.gov.sg/aol/home.w3p
https://www.bizfile.gov.sg
Efficient Business Environment
We maintain an efficient, reliable and impartial legal system.
Singapore’s civil justice system is ranked 4th in the world according to World Justice Project Rule of Law Index 2012
Singapore ranked #1 in the world for order and security
Singapore ranked #7 in the world for absence of corruption
Singapore ranked #10 in the world for regulatory enforcement
Source: WEF Economic Report 2014-2015
Efficient Business Environment
Singapore as Asia’s top dispute resolution centre• Neutral playground using English, common law based
system
• Strong legislative framework based on UNCITRAL Model Law
• Home to Top Arbitral Institutions• International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of
Commerce (ICC)
• Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC)
• International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID)
• International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR) of the American Arbitration Association
Preferred Seats of Arbitrations
Ranking City
1 London
2 Geneva
3* Singapore3* Paris3* Tokyo
Singapore - 3rd Most Preferred Location for Arbitration
Source: School of International Arbitration at Queen Mary 2010* Tied for third
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Efficient Business Environment
To support global business, we have nurtured a talented workforce.
• Singapore has the largest physical trading community in Asia and 4 th largest in the world, after New York, London & Houston according to KPMG
• An open immigration policy has served to enhance Singapore’s talent pool. This gives companies the opportunity to source for the best personnel from anywhere in the world.
• The multi-cultural Singaporean workforce is highly educated, highly motivated and highly productive
• Proficient in English – the language of international business
• No. 1 Labour Force in the World according to Business Environment Risk Intelligence
• Top 5 in Asia for most motivated workforce and top 10 in Asia for best skilled labour
Source: BERI's 2011-1 Labour Force Evaluation Measure (LFEM) Report, IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook 2013
Pool of Trading Talents
World’s Top Labour Force
Efficient Business Environment
Asia Savvy Companies
• More than 100 Singapore companies with deep and wide footprint and networks in Asia as key partners
• In various sectors from environment and energy, offshore oil and marine, transport and logistics, urban solutions sectors, e-retail, consumer, manufacturing, etc.
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Partner Singapore into Asia through our…
They are now exporting these capabilities and know-how to the world, beginning with Asian markets….
Over the years, Singapore companies have built up strong capabilities and expertise in various industries
Environmental and Energy
Transport & Logistics
Urban PlanningOffshore Oil and Marine
Asia Savvy Companies
Environmental Services
Water management Waste management
• S$1.7 billion integrated solid waste management facility in Qatar
• S$66 million BOO contract for Integrated
Waste Management Facility,
Brunei 2010
Partnering foreign governments and industriesto tackle environmental issues
Tianjin Dagang Desalination Plant (China)(China’s Largest)100,000m3/day
Magtaa Desalination Plant(Algeria)(World’s Largest)500,000m3/day
Asia Savvy Companies
Energy Services
Sembcorp – IWPP in Fujairah, UAE
One of the largest of its kind, the Fujairah Integrated Water and Power Plant (IWPP) produces 893 megawatts of power and 130 million gallons of water per day. An expansion in the water production capacity is currently being planned
Rotary’s Tank Farm in Saudi Arabia
In 2009, Rotary won the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to build a refinery tank farm at the Jubail Export Refinery in Saudi Arabia. The value of this contract was stated to be €0.62billion.
When completed late this year, this tank farm would export 400,000 barrels of oil daily and would be one of the most advanced tank farms in the world.
Asia Savvy Companies
Offshore Oil and Marine
Singapore’s Global Market Share
global market share
Jack-up Rigs
> 70% global market share
Semi-submersible Rigs
> 70% global market share
FPSO Conversion
> 80%
global market share
Fast Ferries (< 60m)
> 45% global market share
Offshore Support Vessels
> 20%
Asia Savvy Companies
Transport and Logistics Services
World-class operator of 29 ports across 17 countries
Provides integrated end-to-end supply chain management across Asia Pacific
World’s largest provider of aircraft maintenance, repair & overhaul services
Exporting the Changi Experience to over 20 airports worldwide
Asia Savvy Companies
Urban Planning & Design
The 136-ha piece of land is the biggest development site in Xi’an. The area is master planned as a modern ecological environment, ideal for both residential living and recreation
Surbana Jurong – Xi’an Residential Township Project
India’s first hi-tech park of its kind designed to provide a complete ‘work & play’ environment for IT and technology-related businesses
The first industrial park in China to be certified ISO 9002 and a world-class facility that offers an excellent environment for high-tech and electronics manufacturing
International Tech Park Bangalore
Wuxi-Singapore Industrial Park, China
Asia Savvy Companies
Frasers Hospitality - China
Frasers currently owns and operates 9 properties in China. These include hotels and residential buildings.
The properties are catered to modern businessmen and women, focusing on excellent interior design and superior locations near the Central Business District.
Ascott – Park Place Dubai
Ascott Park Place Dubai provides luxury residences with comprehensive services and modern facilities in the iconic 56-storey Park Place Tower. The tower is situated on the exclusive Sheikh Zayed Road, home toDubai's most valuable real estate and business district centre, and in close proximity to the city’s many amenities.
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Property Management ServicesAsia Savvy Companies
Components/ Modules manufactured by Singapore
Components/ Modules manufactured by Singapore
Racer TechnologyPte Ltd
AS9100 & NADCAP Certified
BRAKING SYSTEMSPlastic Moulded Parts
INTERIOR
SeatsRubber PartsPlastic Moulded PartsMetal Stamped Parts
SAFETY SYSTEMS
ELECTRONICS
Engine Control ModulesSensors ComponentsAutomotive Microcircuits
Airbag InitiatorsSide Impact SensorsPassenger Restraint Systems
AUDIO AND TELEMATICS
Plastic Moulded Parts
OTHERS
Metal, Rubber and Plastic Parts
Automotive Aerospace Medical Technology
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Precision Engineering
World class living and working in Singapore
We continually strive to provide a world class quality of life to attract global top talents and investors.
• Most Liveable City In the WorldECA International, 2015
• Best Quality Of Living In Asia PacificMercer Quality of Living Survey 2016
• World’s Healthiest CountryBloomberg, The World’s Healthiest Countries 2016
• Best Place To Live For ExpatriatesHSBC, Expat Explorer 2015
Singapore today is a vibrant urban city
We host the world’s top events
The inaugural Youth Olympics
The Russia Singapore Business Forums
We strive to create a great country for living, working and raising families…
… enjoying high entertainment…
… heart pounding sports...
… and soul stirring arts.
Singapore offers the world’s cuisines!
Key ingredient of Singapore’s economic progress: Soft infrastructure of racial and religious integration and to achieve social harmony and stability.
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