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PM Lee Hsien Loong on Friday (April 23) announced major changes to his Cabinet. Among the ministers given new roles were (clockwise from top right) Mr Chan Chun Sing, Mr Lawrence Wong and Mr Ong Ye Kung.PHOTOS: CHONG JUN LIANG, GAVIN FOO, LIM YAOHUI, LIANHE ZAOBAO
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Commodities Intelligence Centre (CIC) Sees 26% Jump in Registered Customers in 2020
CIC s growth signifies the increasing importance of digitalisation in supply chains and commodities sectors for SMEs
SINGAPORE, Apr 16, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Singapore-based Commodities Intelligence Centre (CIC) - a Joint Venture between the ZALL Smart Commerce Group (ZALL), Singapore Exchange (SGX) and Global eTrade Services (GeTS) - has announced strong growth in FY2020, driven by the urgency for supply chains to digitalise during the pandemic. In 2020, the number of customers on the platform grew by 26 per cent as compared to 2019 to reach 5800 registered users. Among the commodities traded on the platform include ferrous and non-ferrous metals, agricultural products, plastics and chemicals, and oil products. The total cumulative gross merchandise volume (GMV) on the CIC platform grew by over US$3.1 billion (S$4.1 billion) to reach US$13.4 billion (S$17.6 billion), an increase of more than 30
SINGAPORE, Apr 16, 2021 - ( JCN Newswire ) - Singapore-based Commodities Intelligence Centre (CIC) - a Joint Venture between the ZALL Smart Commerce Group (ZALL), Singapore Exchange (SGX) and Global eTrade Services (GeTS) - has announced strong growth in FY2020, driven by the urgency for supply chains to digitalise during the pandemic. In 2020, the number of customers on the platform grew by 26 per cent as compared to 2019 to reach 5800 registered users. Among the commodities traded on the platform include ferrous and non-ferrous metals, agricultural products, plastics and chemicals, and oil products. The total cumulative gross merchandise volume (GMV) on the CIC platform grew by over US$3.1 billion (S$4.1 billion) to reach US$13.4 billion (S$17.6 billion), an increase of more than 30 per cent from 2019.
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2021/04/08 17:00 SINGAPORE - Media OutReach - 8 April 2021 - BR Metals, a leading specialist in precious metals recycling, receives 2 acclaimed business accolades in a month. On 23
rd March, the Company was awarded third ranking in this year s Enterprise 50 (E50) Awards. It was the Company s very first attempt at the prestigious E50 awards that recognised the top 50 Singapore-based, privately-held businesses that have contributed to building a more sustainable, resilient and inclusive nation through continuous innovation, even in these unprecedented times. Today, the Company was named one of the Top 500 High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 2021 – a ranking created by The Financial Times, Nikkei and Statista.
BR Metals MD, Mr Frank Chen (Left) with other award recipients at the Enterprise 50 Awards. PHOTO: BUSINESS TIMES