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Case Study: Is Singapore’s Construction Industry in Trouble? (Part 1)
By The Moss Piglet  •  September 10, 2023
Singapore’s construction industry is having a bad quarter. News of financial difficulties were coming out from a few public listed construction companies. The pandemic and the rise in cost due to inflationary pressures have caused many to suffer. Revenue and profit from construction companies are usually project/contract based. It means that any sudden surge in construction cost will have a negative impact on their budgeted costs as it is not easy to pass the cost onto the customer. Therefore, contractors and developers were the worse hit in this sector. This has led me to think whether Singapore’s Construction Industry is in trouble.

Trouble is Brewing

Several construction companies have made announcements about their subsidiaries that are facing financial difficulties. Here is what I’ve found out so far. 1. Tiong Aik https://www.straitstimes.com/business/tiong-aik-construction-unable-to-pay-debts-appoints-provisional-liquidators Tiong Aik Construction, a subsidiary of SGX listed TA Corp (SGX:PA3), was placed under voluntary liquidation due to its...
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