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18/02/2026

8 in 10 SMEs in Singapore plan overseas expansion in 2026

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) plan to expand into international markets in 2026, according to the latest survey by DBS Bank.

The survey gathered data between December 2025 and January 2026 and it showed that 82% of the surveyed firms plan to expand to overseas markets this year. The most ambitious firms are from the information and communications and manufacturing sectors. https://intraconnect.biz/8-in-10-smes-in-singapore-plan-overseas-expansion-in-2026/

09/02/2026

Thailand to open more working sectors to foreign companies

More than 7,000 cannabis shops across Thailand have closed after choosing not to renew their operating licences, following the latest tightening of the cannabis business rules.

The Ministry of Public Health in Thailand released new data from Dec 28, 2025, showing that there were 18,433 licensed cannabis shops nationwide. Almost half of the licences, or 8,636 to be exact, expired last year. Only 1,339 businesses, which is about 15.5%, renewed their licences in time, while 7,297 firms exited the market. At the moment, 11,136 cannabis shops in Thailand continue their business operations. https://integro.asia/tighter-rules-for-cannabis-shop-owners-in-thailand-led-to/

05/02/2026

Thailand to open more working sectors to foreign companies

Thailand is preparing a proposal to open additional sectors to foreign firms to attract investment and restore economic growth.

The Commerce Ministry has prepared a proposal for the cabinet to remove 10 business categories from the restricted list under the Foreign Business Act (FBA). If approved, foreign companies will not be required to obtain a Foreign Business License to operate in those sectors, significantly increasing the likelihood that foreign businesses will enter and operate in Thailand.

According to the Ministry’s Foreign Business Administration Division, some of the sectors may include telecommunications, software development, financial management, petroleum exploration and trading in agricultural derivatives. There are no details yet on when the reform will take effect, as it is still awaiting the cabinet’s review.

Additionally, the ministry may reduce the approval time for foreign business permits to 1 month, down from the current 60-day review period. https://integro.asia/thailand-to-open-more-working-sectors-to-foreign-companies/

28/01/2026

SMEs in Singapore to get support in AI-related fields

Singapore will offer practical support to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to help overcome operational challenges through artificial intelligence (AI), rather than traditional grant funding.

The support initiative was launched on Jan 22 and is titled “The AI Foundry for SMEs”. It will provide access to a $1 million fund for hardware, engineering support and training, backed by technology firm Lenovo in collaboration with the Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (ASME) and the Institute of Technical Education (ITE).

Firms with AI pilot projects can apply to be selected for the program. It will support 10 flagship AI pilot projects with clear business workflows and measurable outcomes. These pilots are intended to serve as repeatable blueprints that other SMEs can later adapt, lowering the barrier to AI adoption across sectors.

This time, there is no fixed funding cap, and firms do not need to meet any size requirements to be eligible for the fund. Support will be provided based on business needs, with flexible timelines and occasional reviews. https://intracorp.com.sg/smes-in-singapore-to-get-support-in-ai-related-fields/

26/01/2026

Firms in construction, fintech and IT lead growth in the Singapore SME market

Companies in the construction, fintech and IT sectors are among the fastest-growing in Singapore, according to the latest annual ranking by The Straits Times and global research firm Statista.
Companies in these three sectors accounted for 39% of Singapore’s 100 fastest-growing businesses. The ranking evaluated firms with the highest organic revenue growth between 2021 and 2024. https://intraconnect.biz/firms-in-construction-fintech-and-it-lead-growth-in-the-singapore-sme-market/

21/12/2025

ISCA unveils five key points to strengthen accounting SMEs

The Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA) has published a strategy paper outlining how Singapore’s small and medium-sized accounting practices (SMPs) can adapt and expand amidst increasing competition, talent shortages, and rapid technological change.
The paper highlights a sector that plays a vital role in supporting Singapore’s business ecosystem, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Of the 761 accounting firms in Singapore, 98% are SMPs with 100 or fewer employees, and about 70% are micro practices with 10 or fewer staff. https://intraconnect.biz/isca-unveils-five-key-points-to-strengthen-accounting-smes/

01/12/2025

Singapore tops global talent ranking for the first time
Singapore has been ranked the world’s most competitive country for growing, attracting and retaining talent in the 2025 Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI) for the first time since the ranking was created in 2013. Switzerland dropped to second place, followed by Denmark.
Read more: https://intracorp.com.sg/singapore-tops-global-talent-ranking-for-the-first-time/ https://intracorp.com.sg/singapore-tops-global-talent-ranking-for-the-first-time/

14/10/2025

A new business grant is now available for SMEs in Singapore affected by U.S. tariffs

Local small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) affected by new U.S. tariffs can now apply for a government grant of up to S$100,000 to offset costs caused by supply chain disruptions.
read more... https://intraconnect.biz/a-new-business-grant-is-now-available-for-smes-in-singapore-affected-by-u-s-tariffs/

05/10/2025

Singapore introduced new changes to work permits

Singapore has introduced new work permit rules in 2025 that tighten hiring conditions for foreign workers, raising salary floors and implementing stricter compliance requirements for employers.

The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said the changes aim to prioritize local hires while still allowing companies access to skilled global talent. The measures impact both employers and foreign job seekers across key sectors. Read more... https://intraconnect.biz/new-work-permit-changes-in-singapore/

05/08/2025

Singapore to expand SME centres support by 2027

Singapore’s SME Centres are undergoing a major overhaul designed to provide deeper, more targeted support to small and medium enterprises (SMEs), especially those facing international expansion, funding hurdles and digital transformation. Reed more... https://intracorp.com.sg/singapore-to-expand-sme-centres-support-by-2027/

01/07/2025

Singapore tightens beneficial ownership rules for companies and LLPs from June 2025

Singapore tightened rules on the transparency of company ownership from June 16, 2025, to strengthen its anti-money laundering (AML) framework and align with global standards set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).
Under the new amendments introduced through the Companies and Limited Liability Partnerships (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act 2024, local and foreign companies, as well as Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs), will face stricter requirements...Read more https://intracorp.com.sg/singapore-tightens-beneficial-ownership-rules-for-companies-and-llps-from-june-2025/

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