Enterprise Singapore's figures released on 16 October show a sharp rise in September non-oil domestic exports. A large increase in structures of ships and boats drove the non-electronics result, while disk media, integrated circuits and PCs lifted electronics exports.
The operator accepted 2600 MHz and 900 MHz award conditions, adding to its spectrum position while network capacity and coverage gains remain plans.
The Stripe-powered service lets qualifying businesses accept international card and digital-wallet payments through their own online stores.
The Karawang facility processes gas from Pertamina Hulu, while the energy ministry estimates its output is equivalent to 10–15% of LPG needs in West Java and Jakarta.
The 30,000-square-metre facility adds sorting and specialist shipment capacity as UPS changes service on more than 1,100 trade lanes.
The next MyIMMs maintenance term runs to February 2029, extending contractual cover for an application used in expatriate pass processing.
Local modules target more than 3,000 drivers, riders and merchants. The figure is an enrolment ambition, not a completed-training count.
Akamai's signed agreement draws on 27 operating Singapore rooftop solar sites, with combined potential output of up to 17,000 MWh a year.
The Philippines promotion runs from 12 October to 10 December through participating lenders. It raises guarantee coverage, not the loan amount or interest rate.
The Singapore investor has committed capital above US$50 million and has invested about US$27 million across nine companies. US$100 million is its final fundraising target.
The local team gives enterprise and public-sector users a Singapore contact point. A government agreement sets out cooperation on model evaluation, safety and skills.
EPED’s surgical-navigation system and Gee Hoo’s rehabilitation equipment featured in the Taiwan Excellence pavilion. TAITRA’s 5 October recap set out plans for further ASEAN trade visits and one-to-one meetings.