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Formed in 1959, the Singapore Medical Association (SMA) is the national medical organisation representing the majority of medical practitioners in both the public and private sectors.

Incorporated in 2005, Singapore Medical Group (SMG) is a healthcare organisation with a network of private specialist providers across diverse medical disciplines and complementary diagnostic imaging and health screening services. With a vision to become Asia’s best healthcare network, SMG embarked on a rapid expansion drive in 2013 and has continued since to expand beyond Singapore and establish its presence in Indonesia, Vietnam and Australia. Within Singapore, SMG has more than 40 clinics strategically located in central Singapore and mature heartland estates. The central clinics are situated at Paragon, Mount Elizabeth Novena, Mount Elizabeth Orchard, Gleneagles Medical Centre, Downtown Gallery, while the heartland clinics are situated at Bishan, Hougang, Jurong, Katong, Punggol, Sengkang, Tampines, and Toa Payoh. This hub-and-spoke model provides ease of access to our patients and is aligned with our promise to provide patient-centred care to every individual. SMG operates a Medical patient assistance centre hotline service that serves Singapore and international patients.

Listed on the main board of Singapore Stock Exchange, Singapore Myanmar Investco Limited (“SMI”) is an investment and management company focused on Myanmar. Participating in the modernization and growth of Myanmar, SMI brings ground breaking international products and services to meet emerging consumer and development demand. SMI has a highly experienced management team, led by Patrick Ho and Mark Bedingham who have wide experience in finance, business development and emerging markets. An experienced leadership team is in place and is complemented by the recruitment of specialist executives focused on core areas of business development. SMI has established various consumer-related and infrastructure-related businesses, many with major international partners. • TRAVEL & FASHION RETAIL: Operation of 6,500 sqm of duty-free travel retail stores and concepts at Yangon International Airport’s new terminal • AUTO SERVICES: Sole franchisee of EUROPCAR’s car rental services • CONSTRUCTION SERVICES: Sole distributor of SANY heavy construction equipment • FOOD & BEVERAGE: Operation of CBTL and Crystal Jade franchises at Yangon International Airport’s new terminal; Import and distribution of premium F&B products • INFRASTRUCTURE: Construction of 500 telecom towers for Ooredoo; Provision of warehousing services (JV with Senko) • OTHER BUSINESSES: Distribution of Ooredoo’s voice and data packages to SMEs; Operation of serviced offices (JV with ARCC) The Group continues to look for new business opportunities, and aims to play an active role in the modernization and growth of Myanmar.

The Singapore National Cooperative Federation (SNCF) is the national Apex body that represents Singapore's co-operative movement (more information on SNCF is available at: www.sncf.org.sg). Co-operative is a form of Social Enterprise (SE) and SNCF currently has more than 70 affiliates, with total membership in excess of 1 million in Singapore. Some of our Affiliates are NTUC’s Fairprice, Income, and the NUS Co-op, etc. SNCF believes that Singaporeans can make the greatest difference to society through the Co-operative Movement. With a base of more than 1.38 million people, one in three working Singaporean is a member of a Co-operative Enterprise. The Movement's massive reach and relevance has touched almost every corner of a Singaporean’s life, while contributing more than $600 million to the Singapore economy (based on Gross Domestic Product 2010) annually. From moderating the price of staples at grocery outlets and food courts, to ensuring the affordability of healthcare and medicine; from catering to the tender needs of the early childhood education sector to providing employment and continued skills upgrading to security and civil service personnel; from inculcating character values at campuses, to providing members with access to loans and credit facilities.

Singapore Polytechnic was set up on 27 October 1954 in the heart of the financial district, making it the very first polytechnic to be established in Singapore. We offer a broad-based, multi-disciplinary and flexible curriculum dedicated to hands-on experience and are committed to the development of applied research and development capability to enhance the quality of teaching and commercialisation efforts. Today, it offers a wide range of 48 diplomas across 10 academic schools, boosting a graduate output of more than 184,000.

Singapore Polytechnic was set up on 27 October 1954 in the heart of the financial district, making it the very first polytechnic to be established in Singapore. We offer a broad-based, multi-disciplinary and flexible curriculum dedicated to hands-on experience and are committed to the development of applied research and development capability to enhance the quality of teaching and commercialisation efforts. Today, it offers a wide range of 48 diplomas across 10 academic schools, boosting a graduate output of more than 184,000.

Singapore Polytechnic was set up on 27 October 1954 in the heart of the financial district, making it the very first polytechnic to be established in Singapore. We offer a broad-based, multi-disciplinary and flexible curriculum dedicated to hands-on experience and are committed to the development of applied research and development capability to enhance the quality of teaching and commercialisation efforts. Today, it offers a wide range of 48 diplomas across 10 academic schools, boosting a graduate output of more than 184,000.

Singapore Polytechnic was set up on 27 October 1954 in the heart of the financial district, making it the very first polytechnic to be established in Singapore. We offer a broad-based, multi-disciplinary and flexible curriculum dedicated to hands-on experience and are committed to the development of applied research and development capability to enhance the quality of teaching and commercialisation efforts. Today, it offers a wide range of 48 diplomas across 10 academic schools, boosting a graduate output of more than 184,000.

Singapore Pools was established by the Government on 23 May 1968 to provide safe and trusted betting to counter illegal gambling. As a not-for-profit organisation, all of Singapore Pools’ surplus is channeled to Tote Board to fund a wide range of causes in social service, community development, sports, the arts, education and health. Currently, Singapore Pools contributes about $2 billion annually to the Government in the form of taxes and duties, and for the funding of good causes.

Singapore Pools was established by the Government on 23 May 1968 to provide safe and trusted betting to counter illegal gambling. As a not-for-profit organisation, all of Singapore Pools’ surplus is channeled to Tote Board to fund a wide range of causes in social service, community development, sports, the arts, education and health. Currently, Singapore Pools contributes about $2 billion annually to the Government in the form of taxes and duties, and for the funding of good causes.