Formed from a merger in October 1998 between STIC – Singapore
Technologies Industrial Corporation – and Sembawang Corporation,
SembCorp Industries is today Asia’s foremost engineering services
group.
SembCorp Industries focuses on five Key Businesses to create value for our shareholders:
- Utilities
- Environmental Engineering
- Engineering & Construction
- Logistics
- Marine Engineering
As it is, we are:
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A pioneer in the development of multi-utility
centres, as well as the first commercial importer and retailer
of natural gas in Singapore.
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The largest and leading environmental management services
company in Singapore and the second largest in Australia. We
operate Asia’s first automated materials recovery facility
together with Australia’s VISY Recycling.
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The largest engineering and construction
company in Southeast Asia. With the recent acquisition of Simon-Carves,
a United Kingdom-based process engineering company, we are extending
our engineering capabilities to the petrochemical, chemical,
pharmaceutical and defence industries.
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A leading supply chain management logistics
company in the Asia-Pacific, we have formed a global strategic
alliance with Kuehne & Nagel, a Switzerland-based logistics
group, to provide global logistics solutions.
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The largest ship repair and marine-related
facilities east of the Suez with shipyards in Brazil, China,
Indonesia and Singapore. |
In Development companies include the Group’s minting
services, industrial parks, an internet service provider, and other businesses
such as hotels and resorts.
SembCorp Industries has total assets worth about S$6.0 billion and
is placed among the top 25 companies in Singapore by market capitalisation.
We have about 11,000 employees, of whom some 46 per cent hold engineering
and technical qualifications.
Listed on the main board of the Singapore Exchange, SembCorp Industries
is a component stock of the Straits Times, the Morgan Stanley Capital
International, the FTSE Singapore and the FTSE/Hang Seng Asian Sector
Indices.
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