Top Companies in Singapore

Singapore – The Lion City focuses on many prestigious universities that train exceptional talent for top companies here. Let's explore some major companies in Singapore (updated from 24/06/2020):

1. DBS Group Holdings ($54.13 billion)

DBSM Jardine Matheson Holdings is a diversified business group based in Singapore, with operations spanning across various industries including retail, real estate, hotels, and motor vehicles. Founded in 1832, the company has a significant presence in Asia, particularly in Hong Kong, Singapore, and other regions. It is known for managing well-known brands such as Dairy Farm, Hongkong Land, and Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group.

2. Jardine Matheson Holdings ($42.38 billion)

Singapore Telecommunications, also known as Singtel, is the largest telecommunications company in Singapore. Established in 1879, Singtel offers a wide range of services including mobile, broadband, and television services. The company operates in multiple countries across Asia, Australia, and Africa, and is recognized for its innovation and digital services. Singtel also holds a significant stake in Optus, one of the major telecommunications companies in Australia.

3. Singapore Telecommunications ($41.11 billion)

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) is one of the largest financial institutions in Southeast Asia. Founded in 1932, OCBC has a strong presence in Singapore and operates across multiple countries in the Asia-Pacific region. The bank offers a wide range of services including retail banking, corporate banking, wealth management, and insurance.

4. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation ($40.17 billion)
   
   

OCBC is known for its robust financial performance and innovation, consistently ranking as one of the top banks in Singapore and Asia. The bank's key subsidiaries include Great Eastern Life and Bank of Singapore, contributing to its diversified portfolio of financial services. Additionally, OCBC has a strong focus on digital banking and fintech innovation, making strides in expanding its digital capabilities for both retail and business customers.

OCBC is the oldest bank in Singapore, established from the merger of three local banks in 1932. Similar to DBS, this bank is highly rated by ranking agencies and is considered one of the safest banks in the region. OCBC's business operations are also spread across Asia, mainly covering markets in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and China.

Bank of Singapore and Great Eastern Holdings serve as OCBC's private banking branch and insurance subsidiary, respectively, while Lion Global Investors is the bank's asset management subsidiary.

5. United Overseas Bank ($34.69 billion)

UOBH was founded in 1935 as United Chinese Bank before changing its name in 1965. The bank provides financial services through a global network of offices, primarily in Singapore, Malaysia, and China.

The bank leads the market in credit card and private home loan businesses, with a significant share in local retail lending.

6. Jardine Strategic Holdings ($33.51 billion)

JSH is a company 84% owned by Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd. (JARD), linking the two entities in a business relationship and stock price. This means that JSH offers more direct exposure to the various companies in its portfolio, including Hongkong Land Holdings, Dairy Farm International Holdings, Mandarin Oriental International, Jardine Cycle & Carriage, and Astra International, spread across Southeast Asia, China, and other regions globally.

7. Wilmar International ($26.74 billion)

WLIL is one of the largest agricultural business groups in Asia, headquartered in Singapore. WLIL was founded in 1991.

8. Thai Beverage ($17.56 billion)

THBEV, listed in Singapore since 2006, is the largest beverage company in Thailand with businesses in spirits, beer, non-alcoholic beverages, and food.

As one of the largest beverage producers in Asia, THBEV operates numerous distilleries, breweries, and non-alcoholic beverage production facilities across various geographical regions, although it is mainly focused in Thailand.

9. Capitaland ($14.99 billion)

CATL, headquartered in Singapore, is a diversified real estate group with a portfolio spanning multiple real estate sectors.

CATL, headquartered in Singapore, is a diversified real estate group with a portfolio spanning various real estate sectors including commercial, retail, office, industrial, logistics, and other integrated development projects. With operations in over 200 cities across 30 countries, Singapore and China are the largest markets in its global portfolio, valued at over USD 131.9 billion by the end of 2019. A major shareholder of CATL is Singapore's sovereign wealth fund, Temasek Holdings, after increasing its stake from approximately 41% to 51% in 2019.

10. Hongkong Land Holdings ($13.54 billion)

HKLD is an investment, management, and development group primarily owning and managing properties in Hong Kong.

HKLD holds numerous high-end office spaces and retail properties across both Hong Kong and other regions, including Indonesia, China, Thailand, and more. In recent times, HKLD has been impacted by the political situation in Hong Kong, prompting the company to expand into other areas such as mainland China and Southeast Asia.

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