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Who will be this year's outstanding international companies in Singapore?

Entries are now being accepted.

Singapore Business Review's much-anticipated International Business Awards (IBA) is now back on its fourth year, and the search is on for the most outstanding international businesses in the city-state.

In order to be eligible for nomination, a company has to have an office in Singapore but should not be headquartered in the Republic.

Projects will be eligible for nomination as long as these initiatives have significantly enhanced the company’s business in Singapore and Southeast Asia. A nominated project must have been completed within the last 24 months in order to be eligible for the award. Initiatives which have not been launched within the last 24 months can still be eligible as long as there are recent innovations or improvements in the project.

Nomination is open until 14 April 2017, Friday. Winners will be celebrated at the awarding ceremony on 8 June 2017 in Singapore.

Past winners include multinational firms Robert Bosch, AIA Singapore, NTT Communications, and Globaleye.

For inquiries, contact Julie Anne Nunez at [email protected] and +65 3158 1386 ext 221. More information about the awards can be found here. To submit entries, you may click here.

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