Enterprise Singapore

04/11/2026

Liver biopsy results in 3 minutes. EV trucks charged in 5 minutes. Air con faults diagnosed in real time.

Across sectors like precision medicine, logistics and more, Singapore businesses are partnering Enterprise Singapore to build resilience, seize new opportunities and grow.

This interactive microsite unpacks what's next for our homegrown businesses and industries. Read more below.

See how Singapore companies are working with Enterprise Singapore to build resilience, strengthen capabilities and seize new opportunities for growth.

03/11/2026

At Enterprise Singapore, we’re here to support our businesses for where they’re growing. So what are we reading, watching and listening to ourselves to inspire that growth mindset?

Learn more on how you can journey with us: https://go.gov.sg/b5pdew

02/11/2026

Furniture that lasts.

Embracing greener practices and improving resource efficiency will enable furniture companies to unlock new growth opportunities for longer-term business competitiveness.

As sustainability becomes increasingly important to consumers and businesses alike, Enterprise Singapore, in partnership with EY and Singapore Furniture Industries Council, have launched the Sustainability Playbook for the Furniture Industry. Developed in consultation with Singapore furniture companies and industry experts, the playbook provides practical guidance for businesses across the value chain as they embark on and deepen their sustainability efforts.

Together with the Sustainability Furniture Mark (SFM) Progressive Framework and industry partnerships that SFIC has announced last week, these combined efforts will provide holistic ecosystem support for the furniture industry to build and promote sustainable furniture products.

Download the playbook here: https://go.gov.sg/edcl7h

02/11/2026

At Enterprise Singapore, we know that scaling an innovation is a total team sport.

Beyond cutting-edge technology, it takes talent, capital, industry partnerships and access to global markets for companies to reap success. Over three days SWITCH Singapore, we brought together startups, investors, corporates, researchers and partners from Singapore and around the world to turn ideas into real-world impact.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at 2026. The event may be over, but the connections and opportunities sparked here are only just beginning.

Stay connected: https://go.gov.sg/switch2026post-fb

29/10/2026

Spotted: Teabags on the loose at SWITCH Singapore.

Our specially crafted teabags are making their rounds and brewing conversations across the event floor.

Ready to sip, share and chat? Head down to SWITCH, grab a teabag, and see where the conversation takes you.

27/10/2026

Innovation moves further when the ecosystem moves together.

Enterprise Singapore kicked off Day 1 of by bringing together enterprises, innovators, researchers and investors from around the world, with Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong launching the first 24 Champions of AI and MARVEL AI.

From AI transforming businesses and industries, to startups scaling through global networks, and new frontiers in deep tech and quantum, the day showed what’s possible when the ecosystem comes together.

And there's more to come.

See you on Day 2! Follow SWITCH Singapore for more insights and event updates.

Get your pass: go.gov.sg/switch2026live-fb

27/10/2026

Meet Singapore’s AI pathfinders.

At SWITCH Singapore, Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong officially launched the Champions of AI programme, bringing together 24 industry leaders committed to AI-driven transformation.

Through this national flagship initiative, Enterprise Singapore will support these companies with tailored, long-term AI roadmaps to access to curated AI expertise and solution providers. Companies will also receive support for workforce redesign and upskilling, equipping employees with the skills to take on higher-value roles. As pioneers, these companies will set the benchmark and pave the way to reimagine our AI workflow and labour shift.

We also launched MARVEL-AI, an initiative by Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) and supported by Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry, Singapore, EnterpriseSG, Singapore Economic Development Board - EDB and National Research Foundation Singapore to accelerate AI-enabled materials discovery and experimentation to address industrial challenges.

Other programmes are also available to support businesses at various stages of AI adoption. Small businesses can tap on Agentic AI workshops to identify practical use cases and build working prototypes, while Catalytic AI solutions will support wider adoption across advanced manufacturing, trade and logistics to boost productivity and strengthen operations.

Collectively, we will continue to work as one to chart our growth.

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

26/10/2026

Something’s brewing at SWITCH Singapore!

Introducing The Growth Brew — a bespoke collaboration between Enterprise Singapore and homegrown tea brand Gryphon Tea Company. Get your hands on five specially crafted tea blends, each paired with a thought-provoking question that aims to spark a conversation on growth.

Ready to sip, share and chat? Head down to SWITCH, grab a teabag, and see where the conversation takes you.

21/10/2026

The hardest part about AI isn’t AI. It’s taking that first step.

As Enterprise Singapore’s Assistant Managing Director (Manufacturing) Wong Zeng Yi shared at Industrial Transformation ASIA-PACIFIC 2026, SMEs face challenges in identifying practical AI use cases, managing costs and building capabilities. Through ready-to-deploy AI solutions and adoption support, we aim to help more SMEs start their journey to overcome these barriers.

Minister of State Gan Siow Huang 颜晓芳 also announced Enterprise Singapore’s Catalytic AI Solutions for Advanced Manufacturing, with more than S$45 million set aside over three years.

Find out more about Catalytic AI Solutions: https://go.gov.sg/0w6rup

20/10/2026

Because ambition knows no borders.

For Singapore women business leaders, the US offers opportunities to expand beyond our relatively small domestic market. But succeeding overseas takes more than a strong business proposition.

Camellia Chan, CEO and Founder of Flexxon, and Ai Ling Chua of Teckwah share their experiences navigating this dynamic market, from adapting to local business cultures to building relationships that support long-term growth. Our Americas Director Lim Seow Hui also shares her insights, including the importance of choosing the right location and establishing trusted networks.

With the opening of Enterprise Singapore's Boston Overseas Centre, we now have five offices across the US, helping Singapore businesses to connect with American companies, investors and research institutions for where they’re growing.

Read the full article below.

Singaporean women business leaders are entering the U.S. market, building partnerships, overcoming barriers, and finding opportunities in technology and other industries.