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    • SingCham is the premier business chamber for Singaporean interests in Indonesia. Founded in 2006, SingCham aims to promote the business interests of individuals or companies operating in Singapore and/or Indonesia. SingCham provides networking activities, events, and useful information for its members, and acts as the liaison between the Singaporean business community and the Singapore and Indonesian governments. With a focus on fostering better networking and feedback among members, SingCham is committed to providing valuable resources and insights to help members connect, learn, and grow their businesses in Indonesia. Join SingCham today and become part of a thriving business community that benefits from exclusive resources, networking opportunities, and business insights.

    29Aug, 2018
    Breakfast Business Talk & Networking Event | Wednesday, September 5, 2018
    Singapore Chamber of Commerce Indonesia (SCCI) proudly presents:
    Breakfast Business Talk & Networking Event
    “The impact of the global trade wars on Indonesia and ASEAN”
    Wednesday, September 5, 2018 | starts at 07.30 am
    Venue: 
    This event will be held at Adonara Room – The Financial Club, Graha CIMB Niaga 28th floor, Jalan Jenderal Sudirman Kav. 28, South Jakarta.
    https://goo.gl/maps/8T2JfSq9rK42
    Ticket:
    Rp 400,000 (non-member)
    Rp 300,000 (member)
    Guest Speakers:
     
    inquiry: info@singchamindonesia.com
    21Aug, 2018
    More Singaporeans visit food delivery websites than supermarkets: Nielsen

    Eating out is no longer just for special occasions; it has become a way of life for Singaporeans, according to the latest Nielsen Out-of-Home Dining Survey.

    According to the report, which included 202 respondents in Singapore in August, one in four people (24 per cent in 2018 compared to 19 per cent in 2015, when the last survey was held) eat out daily. More than half (55 per cent in 2018 vs 51 per cent in 2015) do so on a weekly basis.

    Of the three meals, dinner (72 per cent in 2018 vs 78 per cent in 2015) is the most popular one to be eaten outside, followed by lunch (66 per cent in 2018 vs 58 per cent in 2015) and breakfast (15 per cent in 2018 vs 13 per cent in 2015).

    It’s not just dishes that more Singaporeans are buying online; pre-portioned meal kits that help you prepare home-cooked meals are also more popular here than elsewhere in the world.

    Compared to the global average of 33 per cent, 44 per cent of Singaporeans have visited restaurant delivery websites or meal-kit-delivery services online.

    16Aug, 2018
    New Zealand to ban foreign home buyers – except Australians and Singaporeans

    New Zealand’s Parliament passed a law on Wednesday (Aug 15) to ban many non-resident foreigners from buying existing homes, completing the Labour-led government’s election campaign pledge.

    The ban only applies to non-residents. Australians and Singaporeans are exempted because of free-trade deals.

    Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s popular 38-year-old prime minister, campaigned before last September’s election on a promise to clamp down on house price growth and reduce high rates of homelessness, in part by banning foreign buyers.

    (read more: The Straits Times)