ResMed partners EDB to expand Singapore operations

The company will increase its production capacity and advance its technology in Singapore.

ResMed has partnered with the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) to expand its operations in Singapore.

As part of its new investments in Singapore in 2029, ResMed will boost its production capacity, drive advanced manufacturing process innovation, and support the growth of its Digital Science and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Lab (DSAIL).

These investments and partnerships will boost ResMed’s advancements in sleep health, breathing health, and home health technology.

“We have been in Singapore for over two decades, and this EDB partnership reflects our ongoing commitment to leveraging Singapore’s exceptional digital infrastructure, talent, and technology to help us achieve our goal of improving the lives of 500 million people by 2030,” Mick Farrell, CEO of ResMed said.

ResMed currently provides 1,300 jobs in Singapore.

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