Enterprise Singapore

Strength in numbers.

On 25 May, 50 F&B business owners and operators came together for a productivity masterclass organised by Grab Academy and Enterprise Singapore. This is part of our ongoing partnership with Grab to strengthen the resilience of Singapore's F&B sector.

Participants got to work through a hands-on diagnostic masterclass to pinpoint their inefficiencies and how to improve. They also exchanged notes with their industry peers to learn what has been useful in practice from digitalisation, smarter menu design, centralised production to workforce strategies.

Special thanks to our industry leaders Amanda Huang, Evelyn Hoh, Eugene Tan, Mickaël Cornac and Michael Tan who brought their expertise and candour to the session!

Partnering our F&B sector for where they’re growing: https://go.gov.sg/99se4d

Resilience through reinvention.

Earlier this week at “Retail Reimagined: From Now to Next”, Senior Minister of State Low Yen Ling announced two initiatives to navigate the rapid changes in the retail landscape.

Retail IDP 3.0 – developed with Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore, is a refreshed digital roadmap that maps AI and digital solutions across end-to-end operations, making it easier for businesses to identify pain points and find the right tools to address them.

L^IFE Retail Accelerator at SCAPE – developed with the Singapore Retailers Association and Innovate360, is a two-year incubation programme supporting 16 promising local brands through subsidised space, mentorship, and capability-building workshops.

Enterprise Singapore has been continuously building new opportunities to inject greater vibrancy into Singapore’s retail ecosystem – from the revamp of Design Orchard, to precinct activations such as Find Your Folks in Jalan Besar, we’re here to support our businesses to thrive.

Find out more: https://go.gov.sg/ycgb40

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There’s new energy in the air.

Singapore companies are now part of the solution in Asia Pacific’s energy transition. From wind turbine installation vessels, offshore substations to mooring systems, we've supported enough offshore wind in the last two years to power close to 8 million households.

And we're not stopping there. This week, Singapore takes another leap, hosting the RECHARGE Wind Power Summit Asia-Pacific, bringing together 16 Singapore companies showcasing capabilities across the offshore wind value chain. The summit is part of a landmark series through 2029, including WindEnergy Asia-Pacific, WindEnergy Hamburg first expansion outside Europe.

The urgency is clear. The opportunity is real. And Singapore is ready.

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One planet. All hands on deck.

At the GenZero Climate Summit 2026 today, the Action for a Resilient Climate (ARC) Coalition was launched.

The ARC Coalition is an industry-led, multi-sector initiative that will aggregate corporate demand for high-integrity carbon credits and channel finance into the climate projects that need it most. We are set to catalyse investment, strengthen global carbon markets, and help companies credibly advance their sustainability commitments.

Enterprise Singapore is proud to support the coalition together with Bain & Company, Carbon Growth Partners, CATL, Climate Bridge International, Climate Impact X, GenZero, Mitsubishi Corporation, Osaka Gas, Rubicon Carbon, Tencent 腾讯, Vale, and WWF-Singapore.

In this spirit, the ARC Coalition is partnering Symbiosis Coalition to identify areas of common interest, exchange best practices and promote robust approaches to carbon credit quality standards, due diligence and contracting practices.

Find out more: https://go.gov.sg/arccoalition-fb

The winds are picking up globally.

As offshore wind continues to scale, supply chains, industrial capabilities and partnerships will play an increasingly important role in pushing the next phase of growth.

In this article by Enterprise Singapore’s Wong Zeng Yi, Assistant Managing Director (Manufacturing), learn more about the industry’s trajectory and how our Singapore companies are supporting projects around the world.

https://go.gov.sg/c9q874

New pathways to financing, for every stage of growth.

Enterprise Singapore, in partnership with Singapore Business Federation, has launched the Centre for Enterprise Financing Advisory (CEFA) – a one-stop platform helping enterprises strengthen financing readiness and resilience in today’s business environment.

CEFA helps businesses build stronger financial fundamentals, explore a range of financing options, and connect with partners and resources to grow capabilities. From loans and government support schemes to alternative solutions, CEFA works with financial institutions and ecosystem partners to make access to funding simpler for businesses.

Find out how CEFA can support your business: https://entfinancing.sg/

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Deepening ties, expanding opportunities.

Last week, Enterprise Singapore forged new connections with government and business leaders in Türkiye.

Among them were President of Ronesans Holding Dr Erman Ilicak, President of TUBITAK Prof Orhan Aydin, and Director-General at Türkiye's Ministry of Trade Husnu Dilemre. We also strengthened ties with Honorary Consul General of Singapore and Executive Board Member of FIBA Group Murat Ozyegin, Managing Director of Endeavor Türkiye Asli Kurul, Co-Founder and Executive Board Member of Karpowership Nuri Dogan, and the AgaBullion team led by Global CFO Tunca Cingoz.

Türkiye's ambitions include strengthening its industrial and energy base while expanding its tech capabilities. It is also looking to cement its position as a trade and connectivity hub bridging Europe, Africa, and neighbouring regions.

Turkish businesses in Singapore also see potential for deeper collaboration across Southeast Asia with Singapore as a key regional hub. From urban development and water solutions to offshore wind and renewable energy, we look forward to unlocking new growth opportunities together.

Stay tuned for upcoming initiatives with Türkiye – including a bilateral co-innovation call with TUBITAK and a Fintech Open Innovation Challenge with Akbank.

Learn more about opportunities in Türkiye: https://go.gov.sg/x7ywl1