Post by Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB)

European firms are turning to the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (#JSSEZ) to build smarter, more resilient operations in APAC, as they navigate a changing global environment. Hear from Victor Phay of SICK Sensor Intelligence, Michelle Dixon of Alcon, and Ching Siow Tan of DSV - Global Transport and Logistics, on how leading companies across healthcare, automation, and logistics are combining Singapore’s global connectivity, talent, and innovation ecosystems with Johor’s industrial capacity and resources – and what that means for their long-term growth across the region. Key Insights on JS-SEZ: 1️⃣ Best of both worlds: Businesses can benefit from the complementary strengths of Singapore and Johor, anchoring headquarters, R&D, and innovation activities in Singapore while scaling production and warehousing functions in Johor. 2️⃣ Strong government commitment: Both governments have policies that reduce friction and facilitate movement of people, goods, and services – helping businesses operate more seamlessly across the border. 3️⃣ Built for long-term growth: With Southeast Asia on track to become the world's fourth-largest market by 2030, the JS-SEZ provides companies with an ideal base to serve the region efficiently and competitively. Read the full story to learn how global businesses are harnessing the JS-SEZ to build more resilient, scalable operating models for growth across Southeast Asia: https://lnkd.in/eE-fN7Aj