Post-circuit breaker adaptation helps SMEs prepare for disruptions


Take Hyper Communications' experience is mirrored in an OCBC Bank study that is used to compile its SME Index, which surged 8.3 points to 59.5 in the second quarter from 51.2 in the first. When the index is above 50, it indicates an improvement in the health of SMEs relative to the same period a year earlier.

SINGAPORE: Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that adapted their operations after last year’s circuit breaker were better prepared for the disruptions amid the heightened alert measures in May and last month, said a new study.

Take Hyper Communications, an SME in the information and communications technology sector.

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