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KEY FACTS


  • Market presence in Australia, China, Malaysia and Singapore
  • Largest environmental management services company in Singapore and
    2nd largest in Australia
  • More than 1600 employees in Singapore and Australia
  • Serving 55 per cent of Singapore’s municipal waste market
  • Commanding a 20 per cent market share of Singapore’s industrial and commercial sectors
  • Singapore’s leading medical waste service provider
  • Operating Asia’s first automated materials recovery facility together with Australia’s VISY Recycling

GLOSSARY

Recovery
Generic term encompassing the reuse, recycling or regeneration of waste.

Recycling
Direct re-introduction of a waste type into the production cycle from which it originates as a total or partial replacement for a new material.

MRF
Materials recovery facility. This facility acts as a hub for recyclable materials, like paper, metals, plastics and glass. These are collected from businesses and households, and are delivered to a MRF where they are sorted and baled, ready to be reprocessed into end-user products.

Biomass
Recovery of calories contained in incinerated waste, allowing thermal or electrical energy to be generated.

Municipal Waste
Waste produced by households and trade premises.

Medical Waste
Waste produced by hospitals and healthcare establishments.

ICW
Industrial Commercial Waste. Waste resulting from industrial or commercial activities.

Construction Waste
Waste resulting from construction activities.

Post-processing Plant
Also known as downstream processing. Generally refers to facilities that turn paper, plastic, glass or metals into value-added new products.

Closed-loop Recycling
The process of using products made from recycled materials, then reprocessing these products again when they become waste.


COMPETITIVE EDGE

  • Asian market knowledge and track record
  • Presence in all market segments in Singapore
  • Ability to offer integrated services through the municipal, industrial, commercial and healthcare sectors
  • Ability to harness advanced technologies and concepts for innovative solutions such as pneumatic waste conveyancing and automated materials recovery for recycling

 

 


Loh Wai Kiew
President & CEO
SembCorp Environmental Management

 

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Competitive Edge

 

  2002
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2001
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Revenue 134,962 139,700
PATMI 9,175 8,030
Note: Figures are taken at SembCorp Industries' Group Level for the Key Business