Singapore Company Registration Service
Hotline: 86-755-82143422 Email: 2355725105@qq.com
Asia’s growth story
By 2030, the middle class sector of Asia is expected to rise by an additional 2.5 billion people1. These people are becoming increasingly educated, socially engaged and internationally connected. The desire to travel for a younger, wealthier and increasingly middle-class Asian population is expected to trigger a significant rise in demand for more extensive air and land transport channels, which necessitates more efficient transport and logistic networks. Intra-ASEAN trade is further projected to grow exponentially under the ASEAN Economic Community 2015 plan.
Singapore is well-placed to facilitate these developments with our robust maritime, aviation, and land transport capabilities. Through the Singapore Maritime Institute, Singapore Aviation Academy and Land Transport Authority (LTA) Academy, Singapore has trained thousands of regional personnel in these sectors.
Global leader in supply chain management and logistics
The rise in intra-Asia trade and the region’s fragmented geographical and regulatory landscape call for leading manufacturers to deploy cutting-edge Supply Chain Management as a differentiating competency for their global businesses2. With that in mind, Singapore’s world-class seaports and air freight facilities, superior warehousing and delivery channels, as well as unparalleled regional and global connectivity make us an optimal base for such companies.
Singapore’s strategic location at the nexus of the world’s major shipping lanes has long made it an important global logistics hub and conduit for world trade. This flourishing logistics hub ranked first amongst 155 countries in The World Bank’s 2012 Logistics Performance Index. Today, we are the world’s busiest transshipment point and the second overall busiest port in the world handling about one-seventh of the world's container transshipment throughput or 32.6 million TEUs of containers in 20133. Leveraging its position as a top logistics hub, Singapore has also hosted numerous logistics exhibitions and transportation conferences, events that continue to attract business delegates from all over the world.
Centre for World-Class Urban Transport Solutions
The Asia Pacific public transport market is expected to be led substantially by growth in the urban rail market. The latter is expected to reach US$90 billion by 2020, growing 5-6 percent annually from an estimated US$50 billion in 20104. In the latest PwC’s Cities of Opportunity Study5 and 2012 Mercer Quality of Living Study6 report, Singapore ranked as the world’s leading city in city transportation and infrastructure.
Singapore continues to innovate in creating a people-land transport system and has become one of the least congested major cities in the world through implementation of a sophisticated Intelligent Transport System (ITS). The city has pioneered in implementing a variety of technologies to manage its congestions, including one of the world’s first Electronic Road Pricing systems (ERP)–tolls that vary according to traffic flows and work as a congestion charge, in addition to a number of transport initiatives, policies and managements including free public transportation in pre-morning peak hours, a vehicle quota system and an extensive public transport system
ATAHK's services
ATAHK offers investors all over the world one-stop and professional investment advisory and consulting services. Our services range from Singapore company registration to Singapore company follow-up, as well as trademark registration and visa application and etc. For further queries about investment in Singapore, please do not hesitate to contact ATAHK at anytime, anywhere by simply calling China hotline at 86-755-82143422, 86-755-82143512, or emailing to 2355725105@qq.com.