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Enterprise Singapore

Burnt Ends-style BBQ in Bali, Ce La Vi in Miami: Singaporean brands you might find overseas soon 

Ce La Vi opened its London outlet (above) in September and is eyeing future openings in places like Miami.
Ce La Vi opened its London outlet (above) in September and is eyeing future openings in places like Miami.

Stage One, a new centre in S’pore, will help local, international start-ups scale their ops

Stage One is run by the Action Community for Entrepreneurship and jointly developed by Enterprise Singapore and the Economic Development Board.
Stage One is run by the Action Community for Entrepreneurship and jointly developed by Enterprise Singapore and the Economic Development Board.

More support for AI start-ups to scale faster under new S’pore-Microsoft partnership

The new tie-up is part of Singapore’s plan to forge partnerships that take ideas from Singapore to the world, said DPM Gan Kim Yong.
The new tie-up is part of Singapore’s plan to forge partnerships that take ideas from Singapore to the world, said DPM Gan Kim Yong.

MAS launches $15 million grant to spur financial institutions to participate in carbon markets

The grant will help financial institutions cover some costs and build the foundation for their sustained involvement in the carbon market, said MAS.
The grant will help financial institutions cover some costs and build the foundation for their sustained involvement in the carbon market, said MAS.

F&B businesses in Singapore to get boost in tech use and more under 3 new initiatives

Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Low Yen Ling (centre) with Jeannie Lim (left), an assistant managing director at EnterpriseSG, and Head of UOB Singapore Paul Kan at the Food Services Forum on Oct 13.
Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Low Yen Ling (centre) with Jeannie Lim (left), an assistant managing director at EnterpriseSG, and Head of UOB Singapore Paul Kan at the Food Services Forum on Oct 13.

New grant of up to $100k to help Singapore SMEs deal with US tariffs opens for applications

Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong toured the Forefront Medical facility at Joo Koon Circle on Oct 7, 2025.
Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong toured the Forefront Medical facility at Joo Koon Circle on Oct 7, 2025.

Branded Content

How S’pore steel supplier built its way to become $306m regional giant

Chairman and chief executive officer Eric Leong (centre, pictured with wife Sarah Siew, who is chief of staff, and yard personnel, Mathavan Subramani) built Mlion Corporation from $100,000 in 2011 to a multimillion-dollar steel distributor operating across nine markets.
Chairman and chief executive officer Eric Leong (centre, pictured with wife Sarah Siew, who is chief of staff, and yard personnel, Mathavan Subramani) built Mlion Corporation from $100,000 in 2011 to a multimillion-dollar steel distributor operating across nine markets.

First batch of 15 heartland businesses from EnterpriseSG programme opens in Ang Mo Kio

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong with En.Souffle owner Spencer Chan, 55, during a tour of Sprouts@AMK on Sept 21.
Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong with En.Souffle owner Spencer Chan, 55, during a tour of Sprouts@AMK on Sept 21.

S’pore firms boost revenue, expand into new markets with Enterprise Singapore’s Scale-Up programme

Minmed's founder and chief executive Eric Chiam took the opportunity to tap Enterprise Singapore’s Scale-Up programme to build the company’s digital capabilities and adopt a more agile approach to innovation.
Minmed's founder and chief executive Eric Chiam took the opportunity to tap Enterprise Singapore’s Scale-Up programme to build the company’s digital capabilities and adopt a more agile approach to innovation.

Branded Content

‘We were happy selling 200kg of fish a day, but now we can do even more’

Second generation entrepreneurs Madeline Choo (left) and Jimmy Goh digitalized his family's 30-year-old fish business, turning Sin Chwee Mini Market into successful e-commerce platform Tankfully Fresh with Enterprise Singapore's support. PHOTO: SPH MEDIA
Second generation entrepreneurs Madeline Choo (left) and Jimmy Goh digitalized his family's 30-year-old fish business, turning Sin Chwee Mini Market into successful e-commerce platform Tankfully Fresh with Enterprise Singapore's support. PHOTO: SPH MEDIA

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MDDI (P) 046/10/2025. Published by SPH Media Limited, Co. Regn. No.202120748H. Copyright © 2025 SPH Media Limited. All rights reserved.