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Members are encouraged to share their latest news with us for publication. If you have a story to tell, contact marcoms@britcham.org.sg or click on the blue button below (requires login). If you have a long-form article to share, this will be shared on our Knowledge Bank or the Orient magazine. 

 

 

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Singapore Aero Engine Services (SAESL) is committed to hiring more than 1,000 technicians in the next five years, as part of an agreement signed at the Singapore Airshow 2026.

Sustainability

Demand for the green fuel must be mandated, said Mr Mario Mifsud, vice-president for sales and trading of renewable fuels for Europe, the Middle East and Africa as well as the Asia-Pacific region at Neste.

Singapore supports open trade and resilient supply chains, highlighting the importance of minerals like nickel and lithium, vital for economic competitiveness and security.

Finance & Economics
Singapore News

Singapore's economic outlook was raised after growth surged 6.9 per cent in fourth quarter of 2025 amid AI investment boom.

Business News

Singapore managed to net a bigger haul of investments in 2025 – raising the prospects of new jobs and higher economic growth in the coming years – despite the persistent global uncertainty over tariffs and protectionism.

Business News
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Sustainability

Singapore launched a $40 million Urban Solutions and Sustainability Translation Fund to bridge the gap between research and deployment in agri-food, waste, water, and urban environments.

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Singapore News
Trade

The Singapore Airshow saw record trade visitor attendance, signalling a strong aerospace and defence sector. The next edition is scheduled for Feb 15-20, 2028.

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LEO Wealth rejects one-size-fits-all solutions, believing instead in advice that is tailored to each client’s unique circumstances.

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Rolls-Royce’s facility in the Seletar aerospace park district in the city-state’s north-east is responsible for churning out about 90 per cent of all the fan blades that the British manufacturer makes annually for its civil jet engines.