Sin Chew Woodpaq to ramp up footprint in South-east Asia, eyes IPO in 2030
Investment announced by Temasek’s Heliconia Capital Management in April will help fast-track its regional expansion
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[SINGAPORE] Sin Chew Woodpaq may have been established over half a century ago, but the specialised logistics provider is far from resting on its laurels.
The company plans to up its game through expanding in South-east Asia, scaling via tie-ups and acquisitions, as well as deepening its presence in high-technology industries.
The provider of engineered crating, precision packing, and integrated logistics solutions to various industries, including semiconductor, manufacturing and aerospace, also aims for a public listing, as well as a doubling of its workforce in five years’ time.
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