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Stellar homegrown and international companies lauded at the SBR International and National Business Awards

Over 50 companies were awarded in the most prestigious awards programmes for their contributions to Singapore’s fast-growing economy.

As the world transitions to normal, businesses now have the opportunity to expand and improve on their offerings both locally and globally. Those who have contributed to the economy of Singapore with their unique and innovative projects and strategies shine within their respective industries as the top companies.

With this, the SBR International Business Awards is back for the 9th year to once again honor foreign companies in Singapore and recognise their trailblazing initiatives and outstanding projects that successfully earned them a foothold in the Lion City. Meanwhile, the SBR National Business Awards also returns for the 7th year to recognise local and homegrown companies in Singapore and their excellent projects that greatly contribute to Singapore’s fast-growing economy. 

Both organised by the Singapore Business Review, the International Business Awards and the National Business Awards were held at the Conrad Centennial Singapore on May 13 and 20. The digital presentations happened on May 23, 25, and 27. 

The esteemed panel of judges for this year’s nominations consisted of Max Loh, EY Singapore and Brunei Managing Partner; EY Asean IPO Leader, Ernst & Young; Greg Unsworth, Digital Business Leader, PwC Singapore; Jiak See Ng, Financial Advisory Leader, Asia Pacific, Deloitte; Roger Loo, Executive Director and Head of Management Consulting Services, BDO Consultants Pte Ltd.; Irving Low, Head of Advisory, Consulting, KPMG Singapore. 

Congratulations to the winners!

SBR INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AWARDS 2022

SBR NATIONAL BUSINESS AWARDS

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