AAPICO Hitech has a strong vantage point from the top of Thailand’s manufacturing tree, and is subsequently preparing for the latest stage of its development through a commitment to lean and sustainable operations.
Managing Director at Interlink Communication, Nuttanai Annuntarumporn, says that the market for fibre cables changes every day; and with technology around the world developing at such a rapid pace, it is imperative that Interlink continue to be at the top of their game.
Singapore-based construction contractor, Sunhuan Holdings has grown exponentially from an initial $4,000 investment, to become one of the industry’s leading lights.
Chip Eng Seng has expanded its range of services and operational markets from the private sector to public housing, becoming one of Singapore’s leading construction companies in the process.
Gates Engineering & Services has enjoyed an international business presence spanning over 100 years and today, remains the leading manufacturer of fluid engineering components.
Managing Director Bernard Koh says that Wilson Taylor will continue to develop and acquire new technologies in order to better serve its worldwide customer base.
ASUS, the Taiwanese technology innovation brand, has appointed Andre Goosen to the position of Country Service Manager, a new role created in line with ASUS’ increased focus on after sales service.
Tata Power Solar, India’s largest integrated solar player, has announced the completion of 25 years in the global renewable energy space.
Xiaomi is now the fourth-biggest smartphone seller worldwide, right behind Huawei, according to Gartner.
China’s economic planner has approved the construction of 192 billion yuan ($31 billion) of roads and an airport in the latest government effort to increase investment and support a slowing economy.
The project, worth an estimated US$250 million (S$328 million), was awarded to Hyflux Consortium by the government-owned Oman Power and Water Procurement Co.
The Bank of Japan on Friday (Dec 19) struck a more upbeat view of the world’s number three economy, saying exports were showing signs of picking up while factory output has started to “bottom out”.