Singapore manufacturing

Singapore's purchasing managers' index rose to 50.2 in November, the highest level in eight months.

Singapore factory activity rises in November amid mixed regional performance

The S&P Global Asean Manufacturing PMI hits the third-highest print on record, while East Asian economies remain in contraction territory

Factory output grew across the board in October, except for general manufacturing.

Singapore’s October factory output records highest jump in 15 years, up 29.1% on pharma surge

This surprised private-sector economists who had expected a 6.7% growth

Total merchandise trade grew 8.5% on the year in Q3, extending the 7% rise in the preceding quarter.

Singapore narrows 2025 NODX forecast to ‘around 2.5%’, expects ‘moderated growth’ in 2026

EnterpriseSG projects an expansion of 0% to 2% for next year, in line with global trade outlook

With the new Singapore plant, Tekscend will operate eight manufacturing facilities worldwide.

Japanese semicon photomask maker Tekscend breaks ground on new Singapore plant, set to create 60 jobs

It will be fully operation end-2026 or early 2027; aims to serve customers in Singapore, Malaysia and India 

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’

For the electrical cable maker, transformation begins with understanding itself 

Minister of State Alvin Tan (centre) at a fireside chat on MNC-SME collaborations at the Industrial Transformation Asia-Pacific 2025. With him are some participants in the discussion: (from left) Chee Teck Lee of Moveon Technologies; SMF vice-president Melvin Tan; Don Teng of Omron Asia-Pacific; and Chua Ren Tsong from Clemvision.

SMEs that are ‘born global’ open themselves to MNC partnerships: MTI

The uncertainty from the trade tariffs is prompting diversification and creating opportunities for Singapore companies to work with the bigger boys, says Minister of State Alvin Tan

From left: Group CEO of Constellar Chua Wee Phong, Acting Minister for Transport Jeffrey Siow, Charge d'Affaires of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany to Singapore Thomas Motak and senior vice-president of Deutsche Messe Arno Reich.

Singapore’s manufacturing edge hinges on expertise, facilities and talent: Jeffrey Siow

The acting transport minister outlines three areas to prepare industries for the rapidly evolving future