Singapore firms continue to tap into China’s growth


Lithium-ion battery manufacturer Durapower started building a factory in Suzhou, China, with completion slated for 2025. — The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: Singapore companies are shrugging off short-term headwinds and keeping their eye on the long game as they continue to expand in China.

Sim Choon Siong, executive director (China) at Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG), said Singapore firms remain interested in China.

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