Singapore sits at the centre of global trade, and it plans to stay that way. It is constructing Tuas Mega Port, designed to be the world’s largest fully automated port in four phases over four decades. When completed in the 2040s, the port will handle the next generation of ultra-large container ships, with an annual capacity of 65 million TEUs.

Tuas Mega Port is just a part of the country’s vision for its maritime future. A leading bunkering hub and maritime city, Singapore hosts thousands of maritime businesses, including a broad spectrum of ship management companies, shipowners, operators, shipbrokers, ship financing firms, offshore vessel owners, shipbuilders and marine technology developers.

With shipowners reducing their greenhouse gas emissions, Singapore is leading efforts to cut CO2 emissions through increased use of AI, automation and electrification. Additionally, it is building the infrastructure to supply, handle, and bunker low- and zero-carbon fuels, and investing in AI and IT technologies.

Published annually for more than a decade, Singapore Solutions is essential reading for senior decisionmakers and key purchasers in the maritime and offshore sectors, and particularly those considering product investment or sourcing services in Singapore. Additionally, it will receive bonus distribution at major trade shows in Asia.

If your company is a technology developer, supplier, or shipbuilder looking to expand its brand awareness in the region or promote products and services to the Singaporean maritime and offshore industries, Singapore Solutions is an ideal platform in which to showcase business solutions.

Key Facts:

• 16,618 copies circulated (3,000 print, 13,618 digital)**

• 78% of readers are senior managers responsible for operating and maintaining existing vessels and the design and build of all new tonnage**

• 85% of the magazine circulation reaches key purchasing decision-makers**

** Publisher’s statement

2027 Features

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Singapore by the numbers
Regulatory and class perspective
Pathways to decarbonisation
Artificial Intelligence
Shipping, ports and shipmanagement
Offshore
Shipbuilding, conversion and repair
Technology, equipment and services
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