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Proudly presents

Singapore: Your Gateway

to ASEAN’s abundant

opportunities Presented by

Wee Chin Chuan

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2015

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Presentation Highlights

• ASEAN: Untapped Opportunities

• Singapore Government Holistic Support to SMEs

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ASEAN :

Untapped Opportunities


ASEAN Region : Rapidly Growing Market

Singapore


ASEAN: Association of South East Asian Nations

10 MEMBER STATES

Brunei Darussalam (7 January 1984)

Cambodia (30 April 1999)

Indonesia (8 August 1967)

Lao PDR (23 July 1997)

Malaysia (8 August 1967)

Myanmar (23 July 1997)

Philippines (8 August 1967)

Singapore (8 August 1967)

Thailand (8 August 1967)

Viet Nam (28 July 1995) .


Table 1 ASEAN Statistics

Selected basic ASEAN indicatorsas of December 2014

Exports Imports Total trade

km2

thousand persons per km2

percent US$ million US$ 2/

US$ PPP 3/ US$ million US$ million US$ million US$ million US$ million

2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2012 2013

Brunei Darussalam 5,769 406.2 70 1.6 16,117.5 39,678.7 73,775.0 11,445.4 3,611.8 15,057.2 864.8 908.4

Cambodia 181,035 14,962.6 83 1.5 15,511.1 1,036.7 3,081.8 9,148.2 9,176.0 18,324.2 1,557.1 1,274.9

Indonesia 1,860,360 248,818.1 134 1.4 860,849.5 3,459.8 9,467.1 182,551.8 186,628.7 369,180.5 19,137.9 18,443.8

Lao PDR 236,800 6,644.0 28 2.0 10,283.2 1,547.7 4,531.6 2,592.8 3,292.0 5,884.9 294.4 426.7

Malaysia 330,290 29,948.0 91 1.5 312,071.6 10,420.5 23,089.0 228,331.3 205,897.4 434,228.7 9,400.0 12,297.4

Myanmar 676,577 61,568.0 91 1.0 54,661.2 887.8 3,464.4 11,436.3 12,009.1 23,445.4 1,354.2 2,620.9

Philippines 300,000 99,384.5 331 1.8 269,024.0 2,706.9 6,403.8 53,978.3 65,130.6 119,108.9 2,797.0 3,859.8

Singapore 716 5,399.2 7,540 1.6 297,941.3 55,182.5 78,761.9 410,249.7 373,015.8 783,265.5 59,811.5 60,644.9

Thailand 513,120 68,251.0 133 0.5 387,573.8 5,678.7 14,131.6 228,730.2 249,517.1 478,247.3 10,699.2 12,999.8

Viet Nam 330,951 89,708.9 271 1.1 171,219.3 1,908.6 5,314.7 132,664.1 132,109.9 264,774.0 8,368.0 8,900.0

ASEAN 4,435,618 625,090.5 141 1.3 2,395,252.5 3,831.8 9,389.8 1,271,128.1 1,240,388.4 2,511,516.5 114,284.0 122,376.5

Sources ASEAN Finance and Macro-economic Surveillance Unit Database, ASEAN Merchandise Trade Statistics Database, ASEAN Foreign Direct Investment Statistics Database (compiled/computed from data submission,

publications and/or websites of ASEAN Member States' national statistics offices, central banks and relevant government agencies, and from international sources)

Symbols used Notes

- not available as of publication time 1/ Refers to/based on mid-year total population based on country projections

n.a. not applicable/not available/not compiled 2/ Cambodia 2013 country figure is not yet available; this figure taken from IMF WEO October 2014

Data in italics are the latest updated/revised figures 3/ Computed based on IMF WEO Database October 2014 estimates and the latest actual country data

from previous posting. 4/ ASEAN IMTS Database 2013 figures are as of 4 December 2014

5/ Unless otherwise indicated, figures include equity, reinvested earnings and inter-company loans

6/ FDI, 2013 figures are preliminary as of 15 December 2014

Gross domestic product

per capita

at current prices

International merchandise trade4/ Foreign direct investments

infow5/6/

Country

Total land area Total population1/

Population

density1/

Annual

population

growth1/

Gross domestic

product

at current prices


Trade with Selected Countries (US$ billion)


Major Trade Partners in ASEAN Trade

Year 2010 Year 2013


ASEAN Opportunities by Sector

Agri-

culture &

Fishery

Oil &

Gas

Minin

g

Retail F&B TMT Infras-

tructure

Auto Aviat-

ion

Health-

care

Medical

Educat-

ion

Touri-

sm

Singapore 1 5 1 2 2 5 1 1 5 5 4 3 Malaysia 3 4 3 3 3 4 3 2 3 4 4 3 Indonesia 5 5 5 4 4 4 5 3 2 4 4 3 Brunei 2 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 Thailand 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 5 3 4 3 3 Philippines 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 2 1 2 2 3 Vietnam 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 4 Cambodia 3 3 3 2 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 3 Laos 4 2 4 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 3 Myanmar 4 4 4 2 2 3 4 2 1 3 3 3

1: Least Potential 5: Highest Growth Potential


Singapore Government Holistic

Support to SMEs


Singapore Economic Overview 1960-2010 Aggregrate economic growth performance, 1960-2010

% real growth p.a.

1960-70 1970-80 1980-90 1990-2000 2000-05 2005-10

GDP at 2005 mkt prices 9.20% 9.00% 7.70% 7.20% 6.40%

Labor productivity n.a 4.30% 4.80% 3.40% 2.60% -2.4%(1)

S$ at current prices

1970 1980 1990 2000 2005 2010

GNI per capital(2) 2,820 9,900 20,100 39,600 42,983 57,603

(1) 2005-2009

(2) GNP per capital prior to 1997

Source: Calculated from Yearbook of Statistics Singapore (various years),

Economic Survey of Singapore (various years).

Per Capital GNI obtained from Singstat w ebsite

Singapore's GDP distribution by sectors 1960-2010 (%)

Industry 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2005 2010

Agriculture & Mining 3.9 2.7 1.5 0.4 0.1 0.1 0.0

Manufacturing 11.7 20.2 28.1 28.0 25.9 27.8 23.2

Utilities 2.4 2.6 2.1 1.9 1.7 1.8 1.6

Construction 3.5 6.8 6.2 5.4 6.0 3.9 4.7

Commerce 33.0 27.4 20.9 16.3 19.1 17.5 19.5

Transport & Communication 13.6 10.7 13.5 12.5 11.1 14.7 12.7

Financial & BusinessServices 14.4 16.7 18.9 25.5 25.3 23.4 27.1

Other Services 17.6 12.9 8.7 9.9 10.9 10.9 11.2

Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

Notes: Figures may not add up to 100 due to rounding

Source: Calculated from Yearbook of Statistics Singapore (various years),

Economic Survey of Singapore (various years).

1998 2008

Total stock of FDI in Singapore ($ billion) 144 470

Manufacturing 36 22.7

Construction 1 0.3

Wholesale & Retail Trade 13 18

Hotels & Restaurants 0.7 0.7

Transport & Storage 3.6 7.5

Information & Communications 0.5 0.9

Financial & Insurance Services 37.4 39.8

Real Estate, Rental & Leasing 3.9 4.2

Professional & Technical, Administration &

Support Services 2.8 5.2

Others 0.1 0.5

Total 100% 100%

Source: Department of Statistics,

Yearbook of StatisticsSingapore 2010

Founding 6 February 1819

Self-government 3 June 1959

Independence from United

the United Kingdom

Merger with Malaysia 16 September 1963

Separation from Malaysia 9 August 1965

Total 710 km2 274 sq mi

Water (%) 1.444

2012 estimate 5,312,400[4] (116th)

Density 7,315[5]/km2 (3rd)

18,943/sq mi

Total (2012) $270.020 billion[6]

Per capita $50,323[6]

Singapore dollar (SGD)

(USD 1 = 1.25 SGD)

GDP (nominal)

Currency

Population

Formation

31 August 1963

Area


Singapore Government plays a facilitator and enabling role in capability upgrading

Type of Institutions No of Institutions

Commercial Banks 122 (6 Local, 116 Foreign)

Merchant Banks 42

Capital Markets Intermediaries 308

Insurance firms & brokers 293

Financial Advisors 720

Finance companies 3

Trust companies 88

Remittance/Money-changers 467

Others 699

Total 2,742

130,000 companies

S$500 bn S$3 bn IPO

S$7 bn Private

Equity

S$3 bn Grants S$1,400 bn

revenues


Global Competitiveness Index

2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014

1 United States 5.74 1 Switzerland 5.60 1 Switzerland 5.63 1 Switzerland 5.75 (—) 1 Switzerland 5.72 (—) 1 Switzerland 5.67 (—)

2 Switzerland 5.61 2 United States 5.59 2 Sweden 5.56 2 Singapore 5.63 (+1) 2 Singapore 5.67 (—) 2 Singapore 5.61 (—)

3 Denmark 5.58 3 Singapore 5.60 3 Singapore 5.48 3 Sweden 5.61 (−1) 3 Finland 5.55 (+1) 3 Finland 5.54 (—)

4 Sweden 5.53 4 Sweden 5.60 4 United States 5.43 4 Finland 5.47 (+3) 4 Sweden 5.53 (-1) 4 Germany 5.51 (+2)

5 Singapore 5.53 5 Denmark 5.46 5 Germany 5.39 5 United States 5.43 (−1) 5 Netherlands 5.50 (+2) 5 United States 5.48 (+2)

6 Finland 6 Finland 5.43 6 Japan 5.37 6 Germany 5.41 (−1) 6 Germany 5.48 (—) 6 Sweden 5.48 (-2)

7 Germany 5.46 7 Germany 5.37 7 Finland 5.37 7 Netherlands 5.41 (+1) 7 United States 5.47 (-2) 7 Hong Kong 5.47 (+2)

8 Netherlands 5.41 8 Japan 5.37 8 Netherlands 5.33 8 Denmark 5.40 (+1) 8 United Kingdom 5.45 (+2) 8 Netherlands 5.42 (-3)

9 Japan 5.38 9 Canada 5.33 9 Denmark 5.32 9 Japan 5.40 (−3) 9 Hong Kong 5.41 (+2) 9 Japan 5.40 (+1)

10 Canada 5.37 10 Netherlands 5.32 10 Canada 5.30 10 United Kingdom 5.39 (+2) 10 Japan 5.40 (-1) 10 United Kingdom 5.37 (-2)

11 1. Hong Kong 5.33 11 Hong Kong 5.22 11 Hong Kong 5.27 11 Hong Kong 5.36 (—) 11 Qatar 5.38 (+3) 11 Norway 5.33 (+4)

12 United Kingdom 5.30 12 Taiwan 5.20 12 United Kingdom 5.25 12 Canada 5.33 (−2) 12 Denmark 5.29 (-4) 12 Taiwan 5.29 (+1)

13 South Korea 5.28 13 United Kingdom 5.19 13 Taiwan 5.21 13 Taiwan 5.26 (—) 13 Taiwan 5.28 (—) 13 Qatar 5.24 (-2)

14 Austria 5.23 14 Norway 5.17 14 Norway 5.14 14 Qatar 5.24 (+3) 14 Canada 5.27 (-2) 14 Canada 5.20 (—)

15 Norway 5.22 15 Australia 5.15 15 France 5.13 15 Belgium 5.20 (+4) 15 Norway 5.27 (+1) 15 Denmark 5.18 (-3)

16 France 5.22 16 France 5.13 16 Australia 5.11 16 Norway 5.18 (−2) 16 Austria 5.22 (+3) 16 Austria 5.15 (—)

17 Taiwan 5.22 17 Austria 5.13 17 Qatar 5.10 17 Saudi Arabia 5.17 (+4) 17 Belgium 5.21 (-2) 17 Belgium 5.13 (—)

18 Australia 5.20 18 Belgium 5.09 18 Austria 5.09 18 France 5.14 (−4) 18 Saudi Arabia 5.19 (+1) 18 New Zealand 5.11 (+5)

19 Belgium 5.14 19 South Korea 5.00 19 Belgium 5.07 19 Austria 5.14 (−1) 19 South Korea 5.12 (+5) 19 United Arab Emirates 5.11 (+5)

20 Iceland 5.05 20 New Zealand 4.98 20 Luxembourg 5.05 20 Australia 5.11 (−4) 20 Australia 5.12 (—) 20 Saudi Arabia 5.10 (-2)

21 Malaysia 5.04 21 Luxembourg 4.96 21 Saudi Arabia 4.95 21 Malaysia 5.08 (+5) 21 France 5.11 (-3) 21 Australia 5.09 (-1)

22 Ireland 4.99 22 Qatar 4.95 22 South Korea 4.93 22 Israel 5.07 (+2) 22 Luxembourg 5.09 (+1) 22 Luxembourg 5.09 (—)

23 Israel 4.97 23 United Arab Emirates 4.92 23 New Zealand 4.92 23 Luxembourg 5.03 (−3) 23 New Zealand 5.09 (+2) 23 France 5.05 (-2)

24 New Zealand 4.93 24 Malaysia 4.87 24 Israel 4.91 24 South Korea 5.02 (−2) 24 United Arab Emirates 5.07 (+3) 24 Malaysia 5.03 (+1)

25 Luxembourg 4.85 25 Ireland 4.84 25 United Arab Emirates 4.89 25 New Zealand 4.93 (−2) 25 Malaysia 5.06 (−4) 25 South Korea 5.01 (-6)

26 Qatar 4.83 26 Iceland 4.80 26 Malaysia 4.88 26 China 4.90 (+1) 26 Israel 5.02 (-4) 26 Brunei 4.95 (+2)

27 Saudi Arabia 4.72 27 Israel 4.80 27 China 4.84 27 United Arab Emirates 4.89 (−2) 27 Ireland 4.91 (+2) 27 Israel 4.94 (-1)

28 Chile 4.72 28 Saudi Arabia 4.75 28 Brunei 4.75 28 Brunei 4.78 (—) 28 Brunei 4.87 (—) 28 Ireland 4.92 (-1)

29 Spain 4.72 29 China 4.74 29 Ireland 4.74 29 Ireland 4.77 (—) 29 China 4.83 (-3) 29 China 4.84 (—)

30 China 4.70 30 Chile 4.70 30 Chile 4.69 30 Iceland 4.75 (+1) 30 Iceland 4.74 (—) 30 Puerto Rico 4.67 (+1)

Singapore ranked 2nd in the world as most competitive country


Why Singapore Benefits Statement • Low Corporate Tax of less than 17% effectively

• Personal income tax is less than 20% effectively

• Access to wide source of funds banks, investment funds, etc in Singapore which are

supoortive of international ventures

• Wide range of Singapore government grants and incentives for R&D, Brand

Development, Franchise & Licensing Development, Overseas market development, IP

development, etc for Singapore-based companies with at least 30% shareholdings

owned by Singapore citizens or permanent residents

• * Singapore has more than 20 Free Trade Agreements (minimum duties on goods

coming out of Singapore), 70 Double Tax Treaties (for tax optimization if export is

carried out from Singapore), 40 Investment Guarantee Agreements (for investment

protection) with major markets like US, EU, Japan, China, India and many more.

• Singapore is ranked 2nd in the World for Intellectual Property protection and ease of

filing and development of IP. It has agreements and treaties with ASEAN countries,

China, India, US, EU for quick cross border arbitration of IP disputes and enforcement

via Singapore panel of courts and international aribitration facilities.


Contact Details

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