Enterprise Singapore

Singapore announces new road map to improve standards and conformance capabilities, partnerships

Combined onshore oil product stocks totalled 44.83 million barrels in the week to May 6, the lowest since late July 2025, government data showed.

Singapore’s oil product stocks hit over nine-month lows as US-Iran war cuts supply

Castlery co-founder Declan Ee intends to take a “measured” approach to offline expansion in the US, given the evolving global developments and ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Castlery to open first US store in New York, targets 8 to 12 stores in key global cities by 2029

Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Low Yen Ling says businesses  need only submit a single application under the combined grant framework.
SINGAPORE BUDGET 2026

Budget 2026: New consolidated Edge grant to streamline funding application process for SMEs

EnterpriseSG chairman Lee Chuan Teck notes that the scale of transformative projects in 2025 have shrunk, as smaller companies were careful about embarking on initiatives that require large investments and capital expenditures.

Singapore firms could grow revenue by S$12.3 billion with EnterpriseSG support in 2025, down from 2024

The contract from Taiwan's National Academy of Marine Research marks Marco Polo Shipyard's largest-ever win.

Cathay United Bank grants Marco Polo Marine unit long-tenor facility for NT$4.7 billion research vessel project

Flora Lee, managing director of Millennium 3 Building Products, says one of the comments she received from a judge in the 2024 E50 awards was to consider expanding the company overseas.
ENTERPRISE 50 AWARDS

Taking growth overseas: Millennium 3 builds on E50 lessons to expand abroad

The drive for efficiency spurred Keystone Cable to join EnterpriseSG's Scale-Up programme, says Derek Zhu (pictured), one of Keystone’s three directors who oversees operations and finance.

How Keystone Cable wired up to keep its products ‘Made in Singapore’

South Africa’s trade in goods with Singapore reached US$1.4 billion in 2024, nearly double 2020 levels.

Singapore firms eye South Africa amid shake-up in global trade