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Terence Koh
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SCIC (SINGAPORE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL)
The Singapore Chemical Industry Council sets out its current goals for the industry.
Jesús Cabrera
VICE PRESIDENT, GRUPO INFRA
Grupo INFRA discusses the prospects for its business supplying gases in Mexico and beyond.
Ng Boon Hai
VICE-PRESIDENT SOUTHEAST ASIA CLUSTER, AIR LIQUIDE
Air Liquide continues to expand its presence in Singapore after 110 years on the island.
Ow Kai Onn
VICE PRESIDENT & HEAD, CHEMICAL AND MATERIALS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD (EDB)
Singapore’s Economic Development Board (EDB) speaks to GBR about the recovery of the island nation’s chemical industry and how it intends to maintain its leading position in South East Asia.
Eugenio Manzano
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, POCHTECA
"Pochteca is expanding operations to reach 10 countries in the Americas as well as expanding services to meet evolving demand."
Danny Foong
GENERAL MANAGER, ARKEMA
Arkema continues to expand in Asia from Singapore and set an example with an ambitions approach towards sustainability.
EngLeong Goh
MANAGING DIRECTOR, BASF (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD AND HEAD OF MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE BUSINESS AREA
BASF in Southeast Asia describes its response to changing conditions.
Federico Soto
DIRECTOR GENERAL, ÓRGANO SÍNTESIS
Órgano Síntesis is enjoying a period of rapid expansion to catch up with unprecedented demand.
Apparao Myneni
STRATEGIC INDUSTRY MANAGER, SICK SALES AND SERVICE (SICK AG)
SICK AG comments on the evolution of Singapore’s chemical industry.
Martin Sack & Francisco Galvez
REGIONAL HEAD – AMERICAS & MANAGING DIRECTOR – MEXICO, LESCHACO
Leschaco in Mexico explains how the logistics sector has weathered the COVID storm.
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In August 2023, Mexican exports to the US surpassed China for the first time. As companies prioritize securing supply their chains after years of logistics challenges, Mexico has begun to see major benefits. With a spate of new infrastructure projects such as the Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec coming online in 2023, the country is actively opening itself to investment. The chemical industry, in particular, is positioned for nearshoring-driven growth.
In August 2023, Mexican exports to the US surpassed China for the first time. As companies prioritize securing supply their chains after years of logistics challenges, Mexico has begun to see major benefits. With a spate of new infrastructure projects such as the Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec coming online in 2023, the country is actively opening itself to investment. The chemical industry, in particular, is positioned for nearshoring-driven growth.
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