Singapore secures US$9.2bil investments in first four months


The amount exceeded initial targets of S$8bil to S$10bil for the whole year

SINGAPORE: Singapore secured S$13bil (US$9.2bil) in investment commitments in the first four months of the year, exceeding earlier targets for the full year, even as the city-state tackled the Covid-19 pandemic, Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing said in a media briefing and Facebook post on Saturday.

The amount exceeded initial targets of S$8bil to S$10bil for the whole year, said Chan, and came from sectors such as electronics and info-communications.

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