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S'pore could draw Chinese infrastructure deals

UOB says the Republic could become an attractive base for projects in Asean

Published Wed, Oct 19, 2016 · 09:50 PM

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SINGAPORE could become an attractive base for Chinese companies looking to invest in large infrastructure projects in Asean, with Singapore's environment offering stability for operations at a time of business uncertainty, said a top UOB banker.

This comes as a UOB survey released on Wednesday showed Singapore remains the top expansion destination for Chinese businesses and other Asian firms.

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Economy & Policy

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