The Voice of European Business in Singapore
Membership that expands your network, connects you to exclusive events, and amplifies your voice through advocacy.
Become Our MemberJOURNEY THROUGH TIME AT OUR ANNIVERSARY GALA
We’re taking our members and partners on a journey through time as we celebrate the past, present and future of EuroCham Singapore.
Stay one step ahead with our committees
Shaping industry change and creating future opportunities through our Committees.
Get InvolvedUPCOMING EVENTS
EuroCham 25th Anniversary Gala & Awards with Mr Teo Chee Hean
Intellectual Property Rights Committee: Shopee Sharing Session
WEBINAR: Navigating the EU CBAM Definitive Period – Strategic Roadmap for ASEAN Industry Exporters
E-Waste Recycling with ALBA & Virogreen
Connect. Automate. Sustain. The new industrial revolution
Catapult Beyond Festival 2026
Singapore Fintech Festival 2026
Intellectual Property Consultations for EU SMEs with the South-East Asia IP SME Helpdesk
NEWS & PRESS
Hiring in Singapore? Updates to Work Permit Applications on myMOM from 29 November 2026
From 29 Nov 2026, you can easily apply for a Temporary Permit, view and update Work Permit holders’ particulars, and extend Work Permit in-principle approvals on myMOM Portal.
October 21, 2026
Peak Energy Launches Joint Venture to Strengthen Competitiveness and Support Decarbonization of Korea’s Automotive OEM Supply Chain
Peak Energy and the Vencore Rooftop Equity Fund (Hyundai Motor Securities) announced the launch of a joint venture (JV) to expand renewable energy solutions for the group automotive supply chain in Korea. The joint venture will help domestic OEM suppliers gain greater long-term visibility into power costs, reduce exposure to electricity price volatility, strengthen manufacturing competitiveness, and advance the decarbonization of the supply chain.
October 15, 2026
The Rothman Consumer Reputation Index 2026: Singapore is Closing the Consumer Trust Gap For Central and Eastern Europe
Where a product is made still shapes what people buy. In Central and Eastern Europe, it can weigh more heavily on purchase decisions than online reviews, or even the brand itself. Across the region, Asian countries have steadily built consumer trust as places of origin, and those gains have proven lasting rather than temporary. This is increasingly evident, but what it means for any given origin, and in which markets, is often less clear. The latest findings from our member Rothman offer a useful view of this. They show how trust in different “made in” labels has shifted across the region since 2021, and how it varies from country to country.
October 15, 2026
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