Singapore investment commitments reach US$16bil


Fixed asset investment commitments rose by S$0.8bil to S$13.5bil. — Reuters

SINGAPORE: Singapore drew S$21.9bil (US$16.2bil) in investment commitments in 2024, slightly higher than 2023, according to the Economic Development Board (EDB) as it flagged challenges in 2025 from geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

Fixed asset investment (FAI) commitments rose by S$0.8bil to S$13.5bil, while total business expenditure (TBE) per annum commitments fell by S$0.5bil to S$8.4bil, the EDB said in a statement.

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