Why Singapore?

Capitalize on a Massive Energy Opportunity

Across the region, billions in energy projects are underway with more in the pipeline – oil and gas, floating wind, carbon capture, nuclear, hydrogen, fusion – the diversity and drive for energy is at the beginning of an unprecedented growth trajectory.

Photo: The 19,000 dwt S-Class vessel AAL Fremantle loading heavy lift cargoes for Petronas’s refinery and petrochemical integrated development project (RAPID) in Pengerang, Southern Johor, Malaysia.
Credit: AAL Shipping

Connect with Shippers Driving Regional Trade

Breakbulk Asia will attract major shippers, many of whom already attend Breakbulk events in other regions, including those in oil & gas, renewables, mining and industrial projects—opening connections in a new region for the Breakbulk community.

A Gateway to New Markets

Singapore serves as a gateway to Asia and Southeast Asia, providing access to high-growth markets like Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia and Australia, while also connecting you with established markets in Japan and South Korea. If you want to expand your business in Asia, this is a great place to start.

Photo: DSV APAC project team successfully transported a 950-ton oil distilling component from Malaysia to Indonesia.
Credit: DSV APAC

The Hub for Asia’s Green Transition

Singapore is leading Asia’s push for sustainable energy and green finance, making it a key meeting place for those involved in offshore wind, hydrogen, and other clean energy projects. You’ll find partners who prioritize sustainability at Breakbulk Asia.

Photo: Credit: KF Wind

A Prime Location for Western Companies Expanding in Asia

As companies look to minimize risk, Singapore is becoming the preferred hub for companies seeking a stable, reliable, and business-friendly environment. The city-state has been ranked as the world's most competitive economy by the IMD World Competitiveness Ranking, surpassing Switzerland to claim the top spot in 2024.

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Positioned on a Tier 1 Trade Route

Singapore sits at the center of major trade corridors linking Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the Americas. The Port of Singapore is the world’s top transshipment hub, while Jurong Port specializes in breakbulk, project cargo and bulk commodities – a strong foundation for Breakbulk Asia.

Photo: MSC transports 390-tonne hydraulic hammer from Rotterdam to Singapore.
Credit: MSC

Digitalization and Smart Logistics Leadership

Singapore is leading the way in AI-driven port operations, blockchain-based trade facilitation and automated cargo handling. The $14 billion Tuas Mega Port, set to be the world’s largest automated terminal, will transform maritime logistics. Singapore provides an innovative environment for advancing smart logistics.

Photo: Floating dock at Tuas Terminal Phase 2.
Credit: Hyundai E&C

Strong Defense & Aerospace Supply Chain Presence

Singapore is home to major defense and aerospace manufacturing and logistics hubs, including Airbus, Boeing, and Rolls-Royce. The country serves as a critical node in the transportation of oversized aerospace and defense-related project cargo, particularly across Asia-Pacific, expanding opportunities for Breakbulk attendees.

Photo: Credit: CEVA Almajdouie Logistics

Easy International Access, World-class Facilities

Singapore offers visa-friendly access, world-class event facilities and a well-connected airport, making it easy for exhibitors and visitors to attend and maximize their networking time.

Photo: Changi Airport

Top Business Travel Destination

Singapore was the most visited destination by business travelers in the Asia-Pacific region last year*. It's known for its safety, public transport, diverse food and iconic landmarks. Singapore is recognized as a safe and affordable destination for solo female travelers. (Welcome Women in Breakbulk!)

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