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Global Business Reports

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Vanessa Acuna, Andrew Mason

Singapore Chemicals 2013

December 19, 2013

Singapore continues to impress. As a wealthy city-state of just 5 million people its chemical sector is constantly threatened by the industries of its regional peers, who boast far larger markets and lower costs. Yet Singapore’s chemical industry is thriving, with a number of major investments planned and a clear vision for the future provided by the country’s Economic Development Board. Singapore undoubtedly faces challenges, yet one should not doubt their ability to meet them.

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