Singapore manufacturing

Strong December factory output to drive upward revision in Singapore’s Q4 growth: economists

Factory output expands 8.3% year on year in the final month of 2025, beating economists’ expectations

The market consensus is that the scarcity of these memory chips will last through this year, and maybe even beyond.

Singapore chip manufacturing sector set to boom as global DRAM shortage continues

Benefits could ‘cascade across the entire value chain’, as demand outstrips supply of the computer memory hardware

Clara Kwan, chief sustainability officer of Singapore Manufacturing Federation, says: “It is not ‘sexy’ to be labelled as working in the manufacturing industry. So these are ways we can make the industry more attractive."

Fear of the unknown preventing firms from embarking on sustainability journey: SMF

The manufacturing body has therefore rolled out a programme to help them overcome the obstacles

The linchpin electronics sector grows 0.3 point to 50.9, marking the seventh consecutive month of expansion.

Singapore PMI edges higher in December on firmer orders and output

The overall purchasing managers’ index is up 0.1 point at 50.3, marking the fifth straight month of expansion

Biomedical manufacturing was the best-performing cluster in November, with output surging 79.3% year on year.

Singapore factory output rises 14.3% in November, moderating from October’s growth

Pharmaceuticals and electronics – exempt from US tariffs for now – lead growth

As 2025 draws to a close, full-year forecasts for gross domestic product growth have narrowed and risen.

Economists raise Singapore’s 2026 growth forecast to 2.3%, upgrade 2025 forecast: MAS survey

Full-year growth for 2025 is now expected at 4.1%, with a boost from 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