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卷首语 PRESIDENT’S NOTE 借鉴“全方位女性”, 完善自我和企业管理
TAKE A LEAF FROM ALL-ROUNDER CAREER WOMEN
在近几年的企业交班案例中,我看到更多的“80后”、“90
More second-generation of Chinese entrepreneurs,
后”华商第二代继承家业,这些高学历、洞察新市场先机的新秀,擅
born after 1980, have taken over their family
长推动专业化、国际化、数字化的发展道路,放眼更高格局。而更可
businesses in recent years. This highly-educated new
贵的是,当中有越来越多的女性。
breed with a nose for new opportunities are good at
譬如《福布斯》的调研报告显示,中国女性企业家在全球创业
professionalising, internationalising, and digitising
版图中占据越来越大的位置,其主要原因是不怕失败,敢于多次创
their businesses. Even more significant is the growing
业,并在以互联网为基础的新经济中获得极佳的发挥空间。
number of women among them.
本期《华商》就专访了新希望六和集团董事长刘畅女士。这
A 2017 Forbes survey revealed that women
名“80后”从父亲手中接过中国最大的畜牧企业后,紧
in China making up an ever larger share of the
密地融入团队,并明确自己的领导方向——在下
world’s entrepreneurial force. The main reason is
游食品领域发展巨大空间,立志推动这家畜牧企
that they are not afraid of failure, possess a strong
业升级为食品王国。
entrepreneurial spirit, and could play to their
总商会今年的妇女节晚宴即邀请刘畅,联 同新加坡杰出的事业女性如DP Architects总裁
strengths in the digital economy. This issue of Chinese Entrepreneur has interviewed
陈丽君、The Great Room 联合创
Ms Liu Chang, Chairman of New Hope Liuhe Group.
始人兼总裁洪可珈进行精彩分
After taking over China’s largest livestock enterprise
享。这些事业女性集女儿、母
from her father, this “Generation Y” successor defined
亲、妻子、机构领导身份于
her own direction – greater growth in the food sector and
一身,游刃有余,灵活扮演
turning this husbandry business into a food kingdom.
“全方位女性”。中华传统
SCCCI’s International Women’s Day Celebration
中“修身、齐家、治国、
Dinner this year specially invited Ms Liu to share her
平天下”的美好理想及其
experience alongside CEO of DP Architects Ms Angelene
中的管理智慧,在当代女
Chan and co-founder and CEO of The Great Room Ms
性上绽放异彩,也是企业家
Jaelle Ang – Singapore women with outstanding careers.
在自我和事业管理上可借鉴
These women are all-rounders playing their part well
的楷模。
as daughter, mother, wife, and business leader. The Confucian ideal of extending from one’s self-management to managing one’s family, then the state and the world 会长
Rola nd Ng , SC C CI Pre s id e nt
shines forth through these women. They are a model that all entrepreneurs can learn from.
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“新式”家具探索 自身个性与强点: 专访新加坡家具行业协 会会长翁礼豪
From Traditional Animal Husbandry to Food Kingdom: Interview with Angela Liu Chang, Chairman of New Hope Liuhe Co Limited
张明亮 Larry Teo 李胜保 Lee Sin Poh 明永昌 Ming Wing Cheong 陈丁辉 Tan Teng Phee
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商团动态 Industry Dynamics
传统畜牧企业升级为 食品王国: 专访新希望六和股份有限 公司董事长刘畅
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传统 畜牧企业 升级为食品王国 专访新希望六和股份有限公司 董事长刘畅
FROM TRADITIONAL ANIMAL HUSBANDRY TO FOOD KINGDOM INTERVIEW WITH ANGELA LIU CHANG, CHAIRMAN OF NEW HOPE LIUHE CO LIMITED
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岁成为中国最年轻的女首 富,33岁当上几百亿营业额
China’s
youngest
richest
规模上市公司的董事长,新希望六和股份有
woman. At 33, she was the chairman
限公司董事长刘畅,在许多人的印象中,是
of a multi-billion-dollar listed company.
中国前首富刘永好之女,带着“女强人” 、
In the impression of many, Angela
“富二代”、“白富美”的光环。小时候
Liu Chang, chairman of New Hope
的她,喜欢时尚漂亮的东西,觉得父亲从事
Liuhe Private Limited, the daughter
的养猪业又脏又臭,对继承家业不感兴趣。
of onetime richest man in China Liu
是什么缘故让刘畅后来改变看法?独立掌
Yonghao, is an “iron lady”, an “affluent
舵后,这位“80后女总裁”野心勃勃,积极
second generation” and a “fair wealthy
向产业链两端延伸,不只要做“饲料大王”
beauty”. When she was a child, she
和“养猪大王”,还要打造一个新的食品
liked fashionable and beautiful things
王国。
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t the age of 26, she became
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and felt that the pig farming trade of her father was dirty and foul-smelling.
It is said that when you were a child you were not interested in your father’s trade and unwilling to go the pig farm. How did you begin to be interested in this industry and even fall in love with it?
She was not interested in inheriting
When I really took a stab bit by bit in
the family business. What caused Ms
joining the work and grew up together
Liu to change her view later? After she
wholeheartedly with my colleagues, I fell
took over to independently helm the
in love with this career over time. I am
company, this “Gen Y chairwoman” is
increasingly aware that having a vocation
ambitious and actively extends it to
in a rural village is a very fashionable
both ends of the industrial chain - not
thing. If the pig farming and animal feed
only to be the industry leader in animal
industries could be made hip, leading to
feed, manufacturing and pig farming,
many university graduates wanting to
but also to create a new food kingdom.
come to the rural villages, this idea could then become a truly trendy one. For that I
据说您儿时对父亲从事的行业不 感兴趣,也不愿意到养猪场去。 是在什么情况下,您开始对养猪 业感兴趣,甚至爱上它?
fell in love with this industry.
当我渐渐地真正切入工作中,全心全 意地和同事们共同成长时,我逐渐爱上了 这个事业。我越来越发现做农村的事业就 很时尚,如果能把养猪、饲料这个行业也 能做得时尚,让以很多大学毕业生想来农 村了,这才是一个真正时尚的念头,所以
新希望集团在全球30个地 区建立了600多家分公司。 图为新加坡分公司。
我爱上了这个行业。
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您曾自己创业,涉及时尚、广 告、餐饮等不同领域,但最终 为何选择继承父业?作为年轻 一代,对传承家族企业有什么 经验可以分享? 对于接班、传承这件事,我认为是出自 一种责任,更现实的的原因是,我认为这是 一个非常好的大的舞台。 目前中国正处在经济转型过程当中,我 们的企业从1982年创业,到今天已经37年 了,中国有37年历史的私营企业并不多。因 此,这个37年的时间带给这个平台一种莫大 的信誉、声誉。有这样一个长时间声誉的舞 台,对于我来说就是一个非常好的舞台。 我们从事的是最接地气的农牧食品行 业,我们从最早的饲料开始,到养殖、饲 料、屠宰、加工,以及深加工。从田间到餐 桌,应该说是服务于整个社会的,这个链条 足够长,是一个大的舞台。因为它足够大, 可以成就很多不同的角色,可以尝试做销 售,可以尝试去做一个产品,也可以尝试做 一个战略的制定人。所以这对于我来说是非 常有诱惑的。 我当时面对这样一个大平台的时候,我 选择来接手这个挑战。我觉得是来源于一颗 很自由的内心,在面对挑战的时候,更多的 看到的是机遇,所以挑起了这个担子。 如果遇到与父亲意见不合的情况,我会 向父亲征求意见,比如说重要的人事权,一开 始他会参与意见,现在他避免先给意见,他学 会信任我的判断。我们基本能够保持一致,他 在放手,我在抓牢;他往后退,我往前进。
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You once started your own business, stepping into different fields such as fashion, advertising, food and beverage, etc. Why at the end you chose to inherit your father’s business? As one from the younger generation, what experience could you share about inheriting family business?
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Regarding the issue of taking over and succession, I think it comes from a sense of responsibility. The more concrete reason is that I think this (company) provides a very big and good performing stage. Currently, China is in the process of
economic
transformation.
Our
business began in 1982 and that is 37 years to date. There are not many private enterprises with 37 years of history in China. This 37-year
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period has brought to this platform a huge reputation for credibility and distinction. To me it is very good that we have a long-standing reputation. We are involved in the agri-food industry, whch is very connected to the ground, starting with animal feed in the earliest days and on to animal husbandry, animal feed, abattoir, food processing, and value-adding processing. From the field to the meal table, we can say it serves the whole society. This chain is long enough to be a big performing stage. Because it is big enough, it brings about many different roles. You can try your hand in sales, in making a product,
At the time I was faced with such a
or in being a strategy planner. So, this is
huge platform, I chose to take on the
very tempting for me.
challenges. I think that flowed from a heart within that is largely free. When faced with challenges, I see opportunities more than anything else,
我越来越发现做农村的事业就很 时尚,如果能把养猪、饲料这个 行业也能做得时尚,很多大学毕 业生想来农村,这才是一个真正 时尚的念头,所以我爱上了这个 行业。
and so I took over the onus. If I run into a situation of disagreeing with my father, I will seek his advice, such as concerning important personnel matters. Initially he would put in his opinion, but now he avoids giving advice first and has learnt to trust my judgment. We are basically consistent, with him letting go and me tightening my hold, and him taking a step back and me moving forward.
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接过领导职务后,集团有哪些 发展和改变?集团的未来发展 方向又如何?
公司新的战略规划: 一、做强饲料,做市场绝对的领导者和整 合者 二、做大养猪,打造养殖效率的行业标杆
企业有三方面成长:干部年轻化、信 息化升级、科技化转型。
三、做优食品,打造“健康、营养、美 味、便利”的标准;
干部年轻化:
四、做精白羽肉禽,我们在这个行业已经
高层团队70后,分子公司总经理均为
做到了国内第一的水平;
30-35岁。新招大学毕业生超过3000人。 创立新希望大学,让产业链上的从业 人员,也能逐步实现年轻化、专业化。
五、做深海外业务,巩固东南亚、布局非 洲,延伸产业链,做中国农牧食品企业国 际化的排头兵。
信息化升级: 一是紧扣成本和效率的信息化升级, 比如正在做的财务共享中心。 二是围绕市场服务力的信息化升级, 比如开发APP服务养殖界的VIP。 三是围绕组织管理的信息化升级。比 如食品安全物联网管理系统。
After taking over the baton, what developments and changes has New Hope undergone? What is its future direction? The company grew in three aspects:
四是借助信息化工具实现决策智能
Having a younger core team, upgrading
化,比如建立全行业领先的饲料营养与原
in informatisation, and technological
料数据库。
transformation.
科技化转型:
Younger core personnel:
打造夏津基地,创造“现代农业、生
Those in the top-level team were
态修复、精准扶贫”三结合模式。 2018年把“科技托起新希望”做为企 业的战略主题之一,成立科技引领小组。 先后获得6个国家科技进步二等 奖,700多项国家技术专利。
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born in the 70s. General managers of subsidiary companies are all 30 to 35 years old. Recently recruited university graduates number more than 3,000. The establishment of the New Hope
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University will also gradually help
new hopes” was made one of the
to realise the goal of having a higher
strategic themes of the company, and
proportion of young and professional
a technology spearheading group was
personnel along the industrial chain.
set up.
Upgrading in informatisaton: The first is an upgrading for tracking
Won six times the second prize of the National Science and National
cost and efficiency closely, such as
Technology
what is now being done by the financial
attained more than 700 national
sharing centre.
technology patents.
The second upgrading centres on the
Progress
Award
and
The company’s new strategic plan:
strengths of serving the market, such
1. Make our animal feed a superb
as developing an APP to serve VIP in
product and be the absolute leader and
the animal husbandry sector.
consolidator in the market
The
third
strengthening
revolves our
around
2. Make pig farming a massive business,
organisational
creating efficiency benchmarks for the
management. For example, having an
husbandry industry
IoT management system for food safety.
3. Make our food products excellent and
The fourth is the use of information
create standards for “health, nutrition,
tools to achieve intelligent decision-
deliciousness, and convenience”;
making, such as the setting up of an
4. Be expert in white-feathered poultry.
industry-leading database for feed
Within China we have already made
nutrition and raw materials.
the No. 1 grade.
Technological transformation:
5. To go deeper in our overseas business,
Develop the base in Xiajin and
consolidate our stakes in Southeast Asia,
create a three-in-one model of “modern
carry out plans in Africa, extend the
agriculture, ecological restoration, and
industrial chain, and be the vanguard
precision poverty alleviation”.
among China’s agricultural and animal
In 2018, “Technology holds up
food enterprises to go international.
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新希望集团从1996年起开始国际化布局,在全球 30个地区建立了600多家分公司,业务横跨四大 洲。集团是如何把握海外扩张的机遇的?
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这是对于我们来说最大的一个赛道。 那么接下来的话,因为我们国内自 己的情况变了,我们的消费升级了,我们 的供需不平衡变了,我们需要更好的产品
在九十年代海外扩张头几年,我们刚
了,因此我们需要有品牌引领、食品安
刚走出来的时候的战略就是推广我们最擅
全、资源丰富的合作方跟我们来对接,利
长的饲料厂,然后到比我们发展更慢一点
用投资的方式让我们寻找到更好的合作伙
的国家去做复制,通过这种复制同时把它
伴。我们很清楚地说我们最大的资源就是
当做一个触角,让它能够去观察这个社会
中国市场,然后我们最大的能力也是了解
其他能够发展的一些可能性。目前我们的
中国市场,我们最大的优势就是我们在中
战略会有新的调整,是以资本的方式和利
国市场沉淀了三十多年的声誉、我们珍惜
率的方式结合起来。我们在这个行业之中
的人际关系和我们不停创新的能力。所以
之所以主要找发展中国家,是因为发展中
我相信,我们只要坚持这样做下去,还是
国家对于肉蛋奶的需求是有人口红利的,
很有发展的未来的。
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New Hope Group has started positioning itself for internationalisation since 1996 and has established more than 600 branches in 30 regions around the world, with operations spanning four continents. How did New Hope seize the opportunities for overseas expansion? In the first few years of our overseas expansion during the 1990s, the strategy
presently undergo new adjustment, which is to combine the modes of capitalisation and credit interest. The reason why we, among players in this industry, mainly look for developing countries is because they have the demographic dividend that makes for a demand for meat, eggs and milk. This presents a big market for us where can have an edge. Then,
going
forward,
because
then as we just ventured out of China was
things in our country have changed,
to promote our feed mill, which we were
our consumption has moved upscale,
best at doing. We next went on to replicate
our imbalance between supply and
it in countries that had developed
demand has altered, and we demand
slower than us. Meanwhile we used this
better products, our company requires
replication as a feeler to observe some
collaborators
of the other development possibilities in
leadership, food safety, and rich in
each of these societies. Our strategy will
resources to link up with us. We will use
competent
in
brand
investment as a method to help us find better partners. We say loud and clear that
Women in the working world are good at communication. More inclusive, we know better how to forgive. Compared with men, women sometimes are less interest-oriented, but instead would do a certain thing to gain inner happiness.
our biggest resource is China’s market and, next, our greatest ability is also our understanding of the Chinese market. Our biggest strengths are our reputation in the Chinese market which has solidified for more than 30 years, the interpersonal relationships that we cherish, and the ability to ceaselessly innovate. Therefore, I believe that as long as we persist in doing these down the road, we will still have a very promising future for development.
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刘畅在位于山东夏津的农牧场视察。
作为一位较成功的中国女性企 业家,您认为女性企业家的优 势是什么?您怎样看待今天女 性在中国经商的环境?
点,更在意细节,这是我们的长处。 我觉得中国是一个女性经商和在职场 上发展最好的一个环境,我们很少有听说 对女性不公平,我们甚至认为,作为女性在 职场上我们有特殊的能力,因为我们善于沟 通,我们比较包容,我们比较懂得原谅。相
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我觉得女性企业家的优势在于更在意
对于男性来说,女性有时候没有那么功利,
细节,因柔软而强大。我觉得女性的这种柔
而是为了收获内心的快乐去做一件事情。我
软,可能比刚硬更强大,但这需要有智慧,
觉得这就是女性的一些优势,我自己就是这
我觉得自己还有欠缺,还在慢慢去挖掘女性
样的,我比较喜欢沟通,你会发现沉淀了一
真正的宝地。女性企业家的感受更细微一
定基础的沟通就有巨大的价值。
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As a relatively successful female entrepreneur in China, what do you think are the strengths of female entrepreneurs? What do you think of the environment for women doing business in China today?
feeling and more attentive to the finer points. This is our strength. I think China has the best environment for women doing business or to grow at the workplace. We rarely hear about unfairness towards women. We even think that
I think the strength of female
women in the working world are good at
entrepreneurs is that they care more
communication. More inclusive, we know
about details. Because they are soft,
better how to forgive. Compared with men,
they are powerful. I think that this
women sometimes are less interest-oriented,
tenderness of women may be stronger
but instead would do a certain thing to gain
than steeliness and toughness. However,
inner happiness. I think these are some of
this needs wisdom. I feel that I am still
the advantages of womanhood. I am like
lacking in this, still slowly exploring the
this. I like communicating. You will find that
real treasure trove of femininity. Female
communication that has settled on a certain
entrepreneurs are more refined in their
foundation has great value.
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热点专题 | F o c u s
百变科技 让企业模式 天马行空
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科
技进步日新月异,不进则退.当 今世界,科技竞争是一个国家
新加坡科技研究局 企业发展部代总司长
核心能力的竞争,科技竞争一旦落后足以使
廖荣顺
一个国家走向衰败。中小企业作为一个国家 经济发展的动力,也只有通过科技创新强 化自身实力,才不容易被淘汰或取代。 新加坡政府深知此理,因此在1991
新加坡科技研究局 引领企业迈开科技创新脚步 更多企业意识到“颠覆式科技”的威力
年成立新加坡科学技术局(后来更名为
说到“科技”,不得不提当前备受关
新加坡科技研究局,简称 A*STAR),致
注的“颠覆式科技”。透过科技创新,产
力于把科研成果带入业界,鼓励企业利
品或服务能以低价、好用、便利等特点,
用科技升级转型。越来越多企业也开始
破坏旧有市场,甚至取代旧产品。它的
重视科技自主创新,谋求通过科技提升
“威力”足以让一个规模小、资源少的新
竞争力,创造新商机。
创企业,或称霸多年的大企业几乎一夜颠
本 期 专 题 介 绍 本 地 中 小 企 业
覆,改变市场格局。
honestbee、Commune和Racer
对此,新加坡科技研究局(A*STAR)
Technology如何把握科技变革的历史机
企业发展部代总司长廖荣顺指出,越来越多
遇,抢占发展先机,以及A*STAR如何在
本地中小企业已经意识到,要免受“颠覆式
科研界和产业界扮演桥梁角色,协助中
科技”浪潮带来的冲击,就不能墨守成规,
小企业采用科技,利用科技开拓新商机。
一定要利用科技,主动改变。 廖荣顺说: “‘ 颠 覆 式 科 技 ’影 响 深 远,Grab、AirBnb和支付宝等公司的成功, 清楚地说明这一点。在政府机构、媒体、各 商会和行业商团的共同努力下,中小型企业 对创新科技的采纳程度已有所提高。” 他指出,通过举办商展、说明会等不同 活动,有更多企业关心如何利用科技实现转 型。此外,为了协助企业赶上“工业4.0” 的列车,A*STAR也推出了“模范科技制造 厂”的计划,公司能够利用A*STAR现有的 工具与设备测试科技和改善生产流程,让研
A*STAR “模范科技制造厂”计划,企业、研究员和科技供应者可共同创 造和测试最新创意和科技。(照片由A*STAR提供)
究员和科技供应者等共同创造和测试最新创 意和科技。
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缺乏创新人才:企业运用科技一大阻力
义,与企业目标保持一致。技术提升计划
然而,不是所有企业在运用科技方
(Technology for Enterprise Capability
面都能得心应手。廖荣顺说,有些中小型
Upgrading Programme,简称T-Up)则
企业对于采用科技创新没有一个清晰的目
是通过安排科学家或工程师派驻到企业,
标,以致相关计划裹足不前。有的虽然目
协助企业开发和实施研发项目。
标清晰,但因为缺乏创新人才或技术人 员,计划无法顺利推进。优先采用哪一种 科技,以及判断投资科技所带来的回报, 对一些企业来说也是挑战。
商会和商团协助企业应对挑战 廖荣顺也呼吁商会和商团与A*STAR加 强合作,通过自身的优势,协助会员和同业
对此,廖荣顺指出,A*STAR推出
推进科技运用与研发。他说:“商会和商团
多项计划,帮助那些有意通过科技提
紧贴市场脉搏,对行业的长期挑战和短期需
升竞争力的企业。例如,商业与科技
要较为了解,与本地企业联系密切,能够更
运作蓝图 (Operation & Technology
精准地指出整个行业所面临的共同问题。”
Programme,简称OTR)协
他说,商会和商团可以鼓励会员参加
助企业制定经营和技术方案,以更好地把
A*STAR所举办的活动,也可以号召企业
资源配置到各种能够满足企业和市场需要
与A*STAR探讨合作,共同解决行业面对
的技术上,并确保资源配置具备战略意
的问题。例如,新加坡学校交通业联合会
Roadmap
日前与A*STAR的新加坡制造技术研究院 (SIMTech)合作,发展出一套新的校巴管 理系统,当校巴安全抵达学校,或即将到接 送点时,家长会收到通知,这样可以减少校 巴迟到或学生赶不上校巴所引发的纠纷。 廖荣顺建议,企业在探讨要如何利用 科技时,不妨从日常运营中发现问题,例 如生产力下降、机器频频故障、生产流程 不顺畅等,然后试图通过科技解决问题。 除了科技本身,企业也应该考虑投资在人 才培训和技能提升方面,否则员工无法有 效运用这些科技,会影响效果。廖荣顺也 强调,政府有多项计划帮助企业应付运用 科技,企业大可不必担心要独自应对挑 战,应该善用这些资源。
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honestbee 科技改变实体商店 购物体验 有人说,电子商务是21世纪世界经济 的引擎。随着电子商务的飞速发展,越来越 多人购物从线下转移到线上,像honestbee honestbee 创办人
Jo n a t h an Low
(诚蜂)这样的服务商应运而生,让消费者 能够足不出户就能购物,快捷又便利。 honestbee是一家2015年7月在新加 坡成立的新创公司,提供线上生鲜代购,熟
Jonathan Low说 电子商务与实体店各有优 势,关键是如何通过科技来优化购物模式。
食外送等服务,由Joel Sng、Isaac Tay和 Jonathan Low三位年轻人共同创建。虽然
面对电子商务的巨浪来势汹汹,不少人
网购早已不是什么新鲜事,同类服务不胜枚
判定“实体店将亡”,但honestbee却不认
举,但三人却能凭着聪明与实力,成为这一
同,反而2018年10月在新加坡开了第一家智
领域的佼佼者,在短短几年内,成功筹资
能实体超市。位于巴西班让,占地超过6万
1500万美元,如今业务已拓展到香港、东
平方英尺的habitat by honestbee,是本地
京、台北、马尼拉等地。
第一家不设收银柜台也没有收银员的超市,
和许多其他竞争对手不同,honestbee
从结账到包装均由机器代劳,付款则是通过
采用无仓储的运作模式,与FairPrice、Cold
honestbee的电子钱包。消费者选好货品
Storage等本地超市合作,向消费者提供数
后,不用排队结账,也不用自行包装。只要
万种商品选择,让他们能够更方便地获取一
把购物篮推到结账处,扫描二维码,系统就
切生活所需。消费者下单后,由代购员为他
会自动扫描货品结账,再送往包装。
们挑选生鲜家用品,再交给配送员配送,并
Jonathan说, habitat by honestbee
保证一小时内到货。与合作商家的抽成,是
是公司研发新科技、试验新技术、应用新概
公司的主要盈利模式。没有库存的低成本运
念的地方,通过不断创新与测试,提升顾客
作,让公司可以专注于研发科技提升系统,
的购物体验。电子商务与实体店各有优势,
为消费者和合作商家提供更好的服务。
优势互补、相互结合将是发展趋势。随着
Jonathan Low说:“我们的目标是,
人们的生活越来越忙碌,对便利的追求也越
顾客在什么时候需要什么,我们都可以满足
来越高,关键是如何通过科技来优化购物模
需要。除了生鲜食品外,也包括熟食外送。
式。展望未来,honestbee希望与更多商家
我们的代购员训练有素,为顾客挑选优质商
合作,共同为“NewGen Retail”(新一代
品,保证新鲜。”
零售)的愿景努力。
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Commune 利用虚拟实境 (Virtual Reality,VR) 技术,让顾客预览并设 计心目中的住所。
Commune 董事总经理
许志恩 Commune 虚拟实境 体验装修效果
许志恩说,未来 将提供增扩实景 (Augmented Reality, AR) 服务,预览室内 设计的效果更加 真实。
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公司董事总经理许志恩说:“这项服务 推出以来屡获好评。因为通常很久才做一次
新加坡是个弹丸小国,寸土寸金。为
装修,顾客都会比较认真,希望做得尽善尽
了善用居住空间,许多人都不惜砸下重金,
美,VR技术在此大有用武之地,用过的顾客
费心费力为自己的住家装修设计,以求更加
也会推荐其他朋友来尝试。”他信心十足地
舒适美观。在电子商务兴起、竞争日益激烈
表示,未来将提供增扩实景(Augmented
的家具行业中,Commune胆敢借虚拟实境
Reality, AR)服务,效果更加真实。
(Virtual Reality,VR)技术突破自我,从家 具零售跨步到属于服务业的室内设计领域。
成立迄今八年的Commune,借助数码 科技,坚持自家设计理念,致力于家具设计
该公司不久前在总部展厅腾出空
和时尚生活的引领,产品兼具实用性和高品
间,安装VR技术,让顾客预览并设计
质,以人为本的设计精神,使其家具既美观
心仪的房子。顾客只要提交房间的平面
又符合现代人的需求。
图,Commune就能通过电脑画出三维模
许志恩说,Commune的定位是“以最
型,并置入地板、墙壁、窗帘、虚拟光源等
好的价格,提供功能、美感和品质兼备的家
元素,然后将顾客所选的家具摆设到模型
具”。除了VR,公司也在材料研发方面大力
中。最后,客户只要戴上VR眼罩就可以预
投资,确保制造家具所使用的木材等,对人
览整体效果,包括家具大小、灯光摆设及色
体健康无害。优良品质使Commune赢得消
调是否合适。此外,Commune也提供室内
费者的信任和忠心。目前,该公司在区域市
设计咨询,由专业设计师帮助顾客作出细节
场占有不小份额:在中国有35家分店,马来
上的调整,直至满意。
西亚三家,澳大利亚一家。
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Racer Technology 以创新打造企业核心竞争力
力,公司每年投入至少100万元进行研发。工 厂平均每三个月就要装修一次,以更换或添购
精密工程公司Racer Technology制造医
更先进的仪器,生产更优质的产品。公司也是
疗器械20多年,一直致力于采用创新科技,以
本地最早采用“模范科技制造厂”解决方案的
求保持在行业的竞争力。
企业,与A*STAR旗下的新加坡制造技术研究
公司总裁辜祈儒以产品设计起家,曾在 海内外多家企业担任职务,后来自立门户,以 生产和加工高科技产品为主。当时,为了帮客 户生产医疗器材,他收购了本地一家塑料模具
Racer Technology 总裁
辜祈儒
院(SIMTech)合作,通过科技优化工厂的营 运管理和设备效率,例如通过自动化计算机台 的使用效率,节省人力。 辜祈儒认为,目前本地企业普遍对科技
公司,并将公司更名为Racer Technology,
开发和应用的能力还不够强,科技人才还比较
从此踏入了医疗器材制造这一行业。
缺乏。过去几年,Racer Technology与本地 理工学院、工艺教育学院和大学合作,为学生
如今,总部设在新加坡樟宜南的 Racer
提供实习机会,希望能够为新加坡培育更多科
Technology,有1000名员工,
在印尼峇淡岛、马来西亚和印度均有设 厂,在美国设有设计工作室。客户包括 Medtronic、PerkinElmer、Spacelabs
辜祈儒相信以创新打 造企业核心竞争力, 公司每年投入至少 100万元进行研发。
技人才。
等国际知名医疗器材品牌。除了设计医疗 器材,也生产工业用品和消费产品,占公 司业务三成左右。 几年前,公司与美国公司Nanomix研发 了一款伊波拉(Ebola)病毒快速检测器,可 将原有的测试时间由一至两周,缩短至数分 钟。如今,这款测试器的用途可扩大至心脏等 其他疾病。 公司的另一项创新是在快速检测器所使 用的试剂(reagent)容器上导入无线射频识 别科技(RFID)。辜祈儒指出,自美国发生九 一一恐怖袭击后,运送液体的成本非常高昂。 公司为客户生产的试剂,只有扫描RFID才能开 启使用,可以提防假冒,保障客户不会收到品 质有瑕疵的产品。 辜祈儒相信以创新打造企业核心竞争
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海外市场工作坊 第一线感受中国奔腾的脉搏
“海外市场工作坊”学员李天成(右二)参观重庆新泰机械厂。
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李天成参观重庆新泰机械厂。
国经济社会发展一日千里,要准
目标。以2018年为例,六月的重庆团重点
确把握当前中国的发展趋势,
考察“一带一路”和如何善用中国西部经济
了解各产业的最新动向,亲身到中国各地考
发展的机遇;七月的杭州团介绍中国“区块
察,与当地官员和行业人士交流接触,是致
链”技术和应用的发展趋势;十月的上海团
胜的不二法门。为了让本地商家第一线感受
着重考察中国互联网金融的发展和演进、人
中国奔腾的脉搏,新加坡中华总商会和新加
工智能、大数据、互联网思维与商业模式创
坡企业发展局去年一共举办了五次“海外市
新等;11月的昆明团和12月的青岛团则分别
场工作坊”,分别前往重庆、杭州、上海、
考察当地的养生养老行业和与儿童产业相关
昆明和青岛考察,参加的商家来自各行各
的现代服务业。
中
业,反应踊跃。 商务考察不同于观光团,参加者都是 抱着交流学习和寻求商机的期望,不能沦为
“一带一路”新机遇 中国制造从新加坡走向世界
走马看花。为了确保团员都能从中收获,每
天成海事电器设备私人有限公司董事经
一次的“海外市场工作坊”都制定了明确的
理李天成去年六月随团前往重庆,除了对中
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国的“一带一路”倡议所带来的机遇有更深
能力,却苦于没有路径拓展国际市场,产品
刻的认识外,也通过新中两国的互联互通项
出口外销遇到困难。
目合作机制,在重庆找到了合作伙伴,实现 了公司的业务转型。 李天成从事海事设备制造多年,因为 在新加坡生产设备的成本越来越高,几年前
李天成说:“中国地方大,天然资源丰 富、技术人才素质也高,这些都是新加坡无 法比拟的。但新加坡对于产品打进国际市场 有丰富的经验。”
萌生在中国生产设备的念头。在重庆考察期
“一带一路”为“中国制造”走出去开
间,他发现当地有许多工厂,有批量生产的
辟空间,李天成把握这一机遇,在重庆考察 期间走访多家厂商了解情况,最后顺利找到 了制造采油树和钢圈的合作伙伴。当地厂商 生产制造产品,而李天成的公司则成为产品 在中国以外的国际市场的销售全权总代理, 把产品从新加坡推向世界各地。 李天成参加考察团后不到一个月,重 庆市政府和中新(重庆)战略性互联互通示 范项目管理局便派员来新加坡,到他的公司 参观以进一步了解情况,促成了这一次的合 作。李天成说,很庆幸自己参加了考察团, 让他的生意找到新的生机。
成功打进中国市场 新加坡芭蕾学院重庆开业 今年六和十月,芭蕾与音乐培训中心 乐翻天国际艺术学苑(The Ballet & Music Company)董事王丽君怀着打入中国市场 的决心,分别到重庆和上海考察。 王丽君说,在考察期间会见了多名政府 部门官员,金融专家和法律专才。这使她能 够第一手掌握中国营商环境的信息,保障企 业合法权益的相关条例和政务流程,并且与 当地企业建立伙伴关系,探索合作潜力。 重庆市政府和中新(重庆)战略性互联互通示范项目管理局 派员来新加坡,到李天成的公司参观,最后促成双方合作。
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在上海考察期间,王丽君(右三)随团到上海交通大学上课, 了解中国未来的经济发展前景、趋势和政策取向。
她说: “此行广泛涵盖了在重庆开展业
王丽君认为,中国在引领人工智能技术
务的基本知识。这些资源对我们在重庆建
上是追风蹑影的超越者。大家应当多了解这
立实体公司不可或缺。此外,我们也与其
一趋势,进而通过创新方法来更好适应智能
他新加坡民营企业和商务人士取得联系,
经济的发展需求。
创建立交流平台,促进了我们在重庆长远
至2018年底,乐翻天国际艺术学苑成 功在重庆开设三家分店。在王丽君看来,重
发展的需要。” 在上海期间,王丽君随团到上海交通大
庆作为中国西南地区最大的工商业城市,是
学上课,由专家学者分析讲解中国未来的经
她在中国发展业务的绝佳地点。展望未来,
济发展前景、趋势和政策取向。此外,她也
她希望在重庆站稳脚跟,并继续开拓中国市
出席了几场交流宴会和主题活动,在拓展人
场。她也期待新中经贸交流合作进一步深
脉方面收获良多。
化,这有利于本地商家进一步在中国发展。
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从考察中发现新商机 激发新思维 经营儿童体操学校的BearyFun Gym 董事沈可凌,去年六月和12月分别到重庆 和青岛考察。在青岛,她随团参观了新加 坡 UniHearts 国际幼儿园,了解了他们如 何融入中国市场、也学习其经营方法与成 功经验。 与青岛市教育局官员交流后,沈可凌 对当地的教育政策及相关发展方向更加了
沈可凌(左)在青岛参观当地的幼儿园设施。
解,对进入青岛经营教育相关行业所需具 备的投资条件和法规信息也更好地掌握。 在考察期间,沈可凌有机会结交来自
小空间,低成本打造新式体操馆,并成功
不同领域的企业家,他们分享的经验促使
在加东拿下第三间体操学校,预计在今年
她重新思考其管理与经营模式。回国后,
中开幕。
她突破旧有的体操馆设计和概念,寻求以
此外,她还受邀参加在长沙举办的 华蒙星第三届亚洲幼儿体育交流研讨会暨 2018中国幼儿园男教师论坛,与来自中 国、韩国、日本等地的幼教体育老师和专
欲知最新的“海外市场工作坊”行程详情, 可关注https://www.sccci.org.sg/zh/
esgomw-upcoming 或电邮 zekson@ sccci.org.sg 及拨电6430 8335。
家分享经验。 随着对中国了解更深,沈可凌发现自 己与中国人沟通比较如鱼得水,这是她参 加考察团后的一大收获。两次考察不仅让 她对中国经济的飞速发展感到惊叹,也加 深了她对投资中国市场的信心。如今,她 更有在中国开分校的打算。 她说:“入户中国的想象一直都在我 的脑海里盘旋。也一直希望能够以新加坡 的团队走进中国。到中国考察让我结交了 一群志同道合的队友,也很希望往后我们 可以有联盟或是合作的机会,一起走进中 国市场,互惠互利。”
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MANAGING A NEW ERA OF STRATEGIC RIVALRY 华商 | C H I N E S E E N T R E P R E N E U R
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THOMAS DENG Regional Chief Investment Officer & Chief China Strategist UBS Global Wealth Management
ratcheted up the pressure by tightening foreign investment in 27 critical tech sectors
(including
semiconductors,
aircraft and biotech) and has introduced “poison pill” clauses in the new USMCA trade deal, implicitly targeting China. China has responded with retaliatory tariffs of 5–25% on USD 110bn worth of US goods, nearly 70% of total US imports. Despite the recent truce, a gradual decoupling of the two economies and supply chains splintering along regional lines seems the most likely outcome in the long run. A full-on cold war in trade or security still remains only a tail risk, in our view, given the economic ties and cultural inter-dependencies of the two countries.
C
hina-US relations are in uncharted waters and are likely to get more
complex and challenging in the years
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HUNKERING DOWN TO ENSURE DOMESTIC STABILITY By
most
accounts,
Beijing
has
ahead. The base scenario we foresaw was
miscalculated the severity of the US trade
a long cycle of fight and talk over a broad
conflict as well as the effect deleveraging
range of economic and security issues.
would have on the private sector and local
The recent G20 meeting between Chinese
government
President Xi and U.S. President Trump
China has since reversed course and
and the pause in tariff escalation is a point
shifted to policy easing in late July, and
in case. Still, a comprehensive rollback
further measures – relating to state owned
of tariffs looks elusive at this stage. The
enterprise reforms, market access and tax
US currently maintains tariffs on a total
cuts – are likely to be announced over the
USD 250bn worth of Chinese imports, has
next few months.
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infrastructure
spending.
C h i n a B e a t | 中华脉搏
National fund set up to guarantee
The road ahead for China policy
SME loans, extended MLF collateral
toolbox to ensure stability. Faced with
coverage for banks, and lower MPA
limited options, we expect the Chinese
parameters for banks.
Beijing
to
reach
into
government to hunker down and stabilize
CNY policy - Capital controls to
the domestic economy, keeping GDP
remain highly restrictive. China to combat
growth above 6% in 2019, via the following
speculative selling and avoid “weaponizing”
policy mix:
the CNY, but will likely allow gradual fall as
Monetary policy - The reserve
fundamentals weaken.
requirement ratio has been cut 250bps in
• USDCNY forecasts: 7.1 in 3 months,
2018 and another 100–200bps of cuts is
7.2 in 6 months and 7.3 in 12 months
likely in the next 6–12 months.
(as of 27 November 2018).
Fiscal policy - Deficit to widen from –2.9% in 2018e, to –3.3% in 2019e on: • Infrastructure spending, likely to grow >10% in 2019, from 2% in 2018. • Tax cuts worth c. CNY 1trn (1% of
Policies unlikely to be pursued unless China is pressed into a corner: • Massive 15% depreciation of the CNY in a 12-month period
GDP) have been announced, with
• Selling of US Treasuries
further cuts to property, inheritance
• Overtly punishing US corporations
and gift taxes reportedly in the
operating in China
pipeline. But the multiplier effect
Trade conflict a potential long-term
will likely be limited given the
positive. China’s sizable market is too big for
weak economic outlook.
investors to ignore. A positive outcome of US
Housing policy - Select cities have
pressures is that Beijing may accelerate the
eased mortgage rates for first-time buyers,
opening up of its domestic market to foreign
but broad-based easing is unlikely
investment. So far, commitments include:
Credit policy - Modest rebound in
Strategic partnerships with key allies,
broad credit growth (2018/19: 10.5%/11%)
especially Japan. Japanese PM Abe’s latest
expected due to:
visit to China in late October – the first in
• AMP rules relaxation to cushion
his 7-year tenure – marked a milestone in resetting the tumultuous relationship
drop in shadow lending; • Direct policy support for SMEs:
between the two.
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They signed a broad range of deals,
in USDJPY falling from 240 to 120 in a
ranging from infrastructure, energy and car
two-year period. Looking back, many
projects to a USD 30bn currency swap pact.
Japanese economists now believe that the
Wider market access for foreign
concessions made by Japan spurred the
investors in manufacturing sectors,
hollowing out of its domestic industrial
including
autos,
base and the bubble economy of the late
majority
foreign
and
allowing
ownership
of
Chinese financial firms. Further lowering import tariffs on autos and certain consumer goods.
80s – which ultimately led to the infamous lost decades. From Beijing’s perspective, sharp currency appreciation, aggressive easing of monetary and fiscal policies, and the excessive tolerance of bad debts
LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE JAPAN-US TRADE WAR The Japan-US trade war of the 1980s–1990s bears key lessons for
are policy choices to avoid.
CONTEST TO PERSIST ON ALL FRONTS
Beijing. Then, as now, a rising Japan-
China-US relations have entered a new
US trade surplus led to a crescendo of
era of strategic rivalry, one that extends
complaints from the US about unfair
well beyond trade and investment to
industrial policy practices and the loss of
differences over the rules of the game,
manufacturing jobs. As tariffs mounted,
values and governance models. It’s also
Japan yielded by imposing voluntary
a contest over geopolitical influence and
restraints on exports and shifting its auto
technological supremacy. As the two
production base to the US. It also sought
countries move away from nearly three
to aggressively boost imports through
decades of greater economic engagement,
an ultra-loose monetary policy and fiscal
relations will likely get more fractious –
pump priming. And as Japan’s trade
although the possibility of a global trade
surplus continued to grow despite the
war remains low, in our view. We think a
measures, the US initiated a coordinated
cycle of fight and talk will persist, which
intervention in dollar sales via the
ultimately could reshape the current
Plaza Accord of 1985, which resulted
global geopolitical order.
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Chinese suppliers or the need for specific skill requirements that cannot be easily replicated elsewhere. Corporations that shift production may also use this window of opportunity to
upgrade
their
facilities,
which
would prove to be a windfall for capex and
equipment
spending
globally.
So, depending on the location, the reconfiguration of trade could have longlasting positive and negative knock-on effects. On a sector level, overall, we think automation will be a universal winner of this supply chain reorganization.
Trade tensions: The implications for businesses Firms caught in the middle of the China-US trade dispute face two options: stay and pay the tariffs or move to avoid them. Companies with existing operations in third countries, such as Vietnam, Thailand or Malaysia, may opt to accelerate their pivot to these locations. But those without alternate production sites outside China could choose to wait for more clarity before deciding, especially if they face elevated fixed costs and other considerations like synergies with
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EVALUATING THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT IMPACTS Direct impacts (on firms with products placed on US or Chinese tariff lists) When determining the impact on firms from tariffs, a number of factors must be considered such as: the goods in question, the tariff rate to be imposed, the availability and competitiveness of substitutes, the sensitivity of demand to a change in price, and for intermediate products, their position in the value chain and their geographic location. Hence, determining the overall effect is a difficult endeavor. In the near term, we think companies with greater pricing power are likely to be most defensive and expect them to delay their relocation decisions. In contrast, for cost sensitive firms with limited pricing power, we believe they will accelerate their relocation to low-cost countries in Southeast Asia (ASEAN) such as Vietnam, Thailand or Bangladesh. Here are some examples of corporate rationale on the subject: • A China-based robotics company with sizeable US exposure we spoke with has been accelerating shipments to the US in recent months - its products are
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subject to a 10% US tariff and would face even higher tariffs if new talks between China and the US were to fail. At this stage, it’s planning to keep its operations in China because of the high costs and challenges in relocating. The company is closely watching the pricing of its major competitor, a Boston-headquartered firm with research and design done in the US but products made in China – together they control 80% of the US market. •
Conversely,
automotive
parts
a
China-based
manufacturer
we
interviewed said it was scoping out opportunities to expand manufacturing to Mexico as a way of reducing future traderelated risks. Increased
pressure
on
Chinese
exporters’ margins due to higher costs will be a key short-term direct impact of the tariffs. We estimate the tariffs could cut 25–30bps from Asian corporate margins in 2019. The longer-term effect will likely be increased capex from the need to shift manufacturing. Indirect impacts (from changing global trading patterns) In general, indirect impacts will be seen in macro factors like weaker economic growth, business confidence or capex. For example, Bloomberg Intelligence predicts a 3–4% slowdown in
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global container demand growth during
benefit from Beijing’s ramp up of high-
the next few quarters due to rising trade
tech, basic and applied research in order
uncertainty. A broad-based slowdown
to move up the global value chain and to
in capex is possible in the short term,
improve its technological independence.
and this would have knock-on effects to
Despite these recent challenges, we believe
activity and consumption in certain parts
China will eventually achieve greater self-
of Asia – but it would lift firms’ cash flow
sufficiency in key industries with best-in-
in the short term. All is not bad, however,
class technology. Also, we believe Chinese
as we see a number of opportunities for
firms will likely continue to diversify and
select companies and sectors in the short
invest in growth industries regionally in
to medium term:
ASEAN and India.
• Two logistics firms told us that these tariffs could boost their intra-Asia trade further, particularly ASEAN-China trade. • Other examples include Chinese car retailers increasing their imports of Japanese-made luxury models because of Chinese tariffs on US imports, and Australian beef and South American soybean producers benefitting from increased Chinese demand due to tariffs on US agricultural products. • The defense sector should be a clear beneficiary from any rise in regional geopolitical tensions. China likely to double-down on investment plans Automation is the clear winner as new factories regionally move up the valueadded ladder, which should be a boon for low-tech Chinese automation players.
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Select Chinese companies could also
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DEFINING THE CHARACTER OF SINGAPOREAN FURNITURE: INTERVIEW WITH MARK YONG, PRESIDENT OF SINGAPORE FURNITURE INDUSTRIES COUNCIL Singapore’s furniture industry establishing its new strengths by fulfilling growing urban needs and developing aesthetic character through fusion of different countries’ design features.
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HOW HAS THE FURNITURE INDUSTRY IN SINGAPORE HAS BEEN DOING? In general, Singapore players have been trying to find their own characters and competitive strengths, to build up their own brands. In the past 20 years, many furniture manufacturers have moved out of Singapore into the region due to rising costs. What remains are the high-value-adding processes such as design, innovation, and headquarter operation. Many in the past who were contractors or OEM manufacturers for overseas clients have developed their own brands in recent years. In the past few years, the industry also saw a lot of impact from digitalisation. Previously people used to buy smaller goods from Internet, but now they are willing to spend money on bigger items including furniture, even expensive
WHERE DO YOU SEE THE INDUSTRY HEADING, IN TERMS OF INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN TRENDS?
ones. People are now more used to e-commerce, and there are virtual
We are categorised under retail industry
communities which could help them to
in government’s Industry Transformation
decide what is good for them.
Map (ITM), but SFIC realised the need for our own industry roadmap and launched one this year. The reason is that furniture industry is not purely retail,
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but a hybrid of five clusters, including manufacturer,
contract
manufacturer,
supporting industries – such as materials supplier, designer, and retailers. Under this roadmap, we have identified some
WHAT ARE THE UNIQUE STRENGTHS THAT MAKE SINGAPORE FURNITURE STAND OUT IN THE MARKET?
important areas to bring our members, one of them is urbanite-centricity. Our years of development as a very small nation has been about dealing with space
We know the needs of urbanites, and the know-how is applicable to many other countries.
constraint, which also is what lots of cities
Italian furniture tends to be about
around the world are faced with. But what
use of materials and timeless aesthetics;
I think set us apart from others is that we
French is good in playing the classic
still live relatively comfortably through good
lines and the rich use of colours and
urban planning. Solutions that we developed
tapestries; German furniture is big,
throughout the years has unnoticeably
heavy and almost lasts forever. As
become very important content that we could
for Singaporean ones, they are small
propagate – we can bring such expertise to
enough to fit into homes, but make
other cities in the world.
also pragmatic use of materials and
For example, we do work with industry
increasingly
lasting
designs.
Our
experts who are dealing with an ageing
advantage is that Singaporean designers
population. An example of elderly-friendly
don’t have the baggage to follow
furniture is laminate that can heal itself
industry tradition of using certain kinds
and carries anti-bacteria function. Japan
of materials. For instance, Indonesians
is also facing same issue and has provided
tend to use rotan, Filipinos use weaving
their solutions, but their design still looks
techniques, and Italians are strong with
rather clinical. So, aesthetic is where
leather. In Singapore we are open to
we can contribute, to allow the elderly
using all sorts. Some of our designers
age to gracefully and with dignity. That
also try to inject humour into furniture
could be done by innovation and design,
to create a talking points. We are
as well as adopting special materials
expressing ourselves more confidently
and AI into furniture.
and creating our own signature pieces.
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HOW GOVERNMENT COULD DO BETTER TO SUPPORT THIS INDUSTRY? The government has always been very supportive of the industry, such as through funding supports via IE Singapore and SPRING (now Enterprise Singapore). Government support should also evolve with time. Government has
online anytime. You go there to experience how all the companies are doing. It is more about the soft power.
SINGAPLURAL, A PROJECT IN WHICH SFIC TOOK PART TO LAUNCH, HAS BEEN BRIDGING DESIGNERS AND DIFFERENT INDUSTRIES AND ACHIEVED GREAT RESULTS. WHAT’S YOUR TAKE ON THIS? ANY SUCCESS STORY OF FURNITURE PLAYER IN SINGAPLURAL?
always been supporting industries through conducting learning programmes, mission
With SingaPlural, we have brought
trips, investing in technologies to raise
together brands and manufacturers of all
productivity etc. But after building the
industries together with designers to do
substance of company, the government
transformation. We have got retailers, food
should also value the marketing part.
manufacturers and fashion brands coming
Doing exhibition is a rather outdated
on board – everyone who wants to transform
format and I think the whole idea of
through design, including big brands
communication should be reformed, as it is
like Airbnb and Uniqlo. One important
very important to be able to communicate
principle of SingaPlural is that one side
better than our competitors. I went to 20 to
of the equation must be Singaporean – it
30 trade fairs a year, and I see a very broad
can be either Singaporean designer with
spectrums of shows where many players are
Singaporean brand, or overseas designer
communicating better and better. Sometimes
with Singaporean brand, or overseas brand
we lack a touch of elegance and finesse, and
with Singaporean designer. When you bring
we need better curation before going out, so
together people of clashing backgrounds
that Singaporean brands can shine.
and different expertises, they create new
Another part that could be improved
means of communication, new markets, and
is the KPI-driven working model. It is no
so Singaporean brands are able to reach out
longer about how many people you meet or
to wider audience.
how much you could sell at a trade fair. In
This platform provides a relaxed
fact, companies going to trade fair today are
environment to tell your story, where a
not for getting orders – customers can order
company can meet many different architects,
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designers, specifiers and target groups that you couldn’t meet at a traditional platform like exhibition. A good success example this year (2018) is that: a furniture player Benel participated in SingaPlural and collaborated with 11H, a design house, and in line with this year’s theme “Play”, designed a range of modular furniture to facilitate play at the workplace, enabling offices to meet the changing dynamics of the work environment. The installation is named “Play at Work”, where a set of sofa with privacy panels, coffee tables and ottomans are arranged to show how the use of colours in furniture can help
Minister For Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing launched SingaPlural 2017 with Mark Yong. It is a strong advocate for collaborations between brands and creatives, which encourages innovation through test-bedding of ideas.
transform the office into a playground where people can connect and have fun together. renewal and continuity of the industry.
AFTER TWO YEARS BEING THE PRESIDENT OF SFIC, WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNT AND COME TO ENVISION?
70% of our exco members are below 40 years old. We don’t operate with too much baggage and allow the young ones to voice out their opinions.
I think it is a time of much changes in terms of how the world is becoming more protectionist and many economies are going
WHAT IS YOUR ADVICE FOR THE INDUSTRY?
through highs and lows in very short cycles. Sometimes it is difficult to react if you are
Other than urbanite centricity, two other
not nimble, especially those that rely a lot
important pillars are these: look at Asia as
on investment and facilities. We are lucky
the main area of growth, where people are
that we have a strong secretariat team that is
getting rich and moving to cities; another area
well-structured and able to carry out industry
is agility – many of the rising countries are
initiatives in an organised manner.
nimbler and we need to make our members
For SFIC it is also important to involve
to be the same. Prototype fast, try fast, fail fast
younger 3G and 4G members for leadership
and redo again. This is the spirit and the pace.
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“新式”家具探索自身个性 与强点 纵览各国家具业,可说各有千秋:意
代,参与展销会的意义已经不在于售卖产
大利精于选材用料,设计品味隽永不朽;
品,更重要的是作为向国际市场宣传品牌
法国善于使用线条,颜色配搭丰富多彩;
理念的平台。
德国家具庞大厚重,坚固耐用。与这些国
最让Mark难掩兴奋的,就是谈到SFIC
家相比,新加坡家具行业有什么杀手锏,
近几年参与启动的SingaPlural设计展——
又如何崭露头角?
通过制造业界沟通机会,让设计灵感自由流
新加坡家具行业协会(SFIC)会长
动、相互启发。SingaPlural致力对接国内
Mark认为,新加坡家具业者不受固定的
外设计师和企业品牌,促进广泛的供需方交
行业传统和文化所定型,但并不因此而逊
流合作,最终从家具设计升级,覆盖所有设
色,却能更有活力和弹性去发挥设计。例
计业,许多本地企业和国际大企业如时装巨
如,新加坡的设计可以兼采各国所长,也
头Uniqlo都参与其中,汲取灵感。
可以将当代社会的话题或幽默笑点融入当 中,呈现独到创意。就在国际家具巨头进 军本土,使本地家具业面对激烈竞争的同 时,不少本地设计师也越来越大胆和自 信,勇于呈现自己。 新加坡家具业可以高度发挥的另一个 强项,在于对城市需求的深入认识。Mark 认为,新加坡的城市规划十分发达,家具 的发展一向配合着城市人的最新需要,走 在行业前沿。例如,世界许多大城市都和 新加坡一样面对人口老化等挑战,在家具 设计的安全上需要特殊解决方案。新加坡 多年来发展的解决方案因此大有市场。 当谈到政府对本地家具业的支 持,Mark心存感激,同时建议政府在对行 业的支持模式上继续求进步。他认为,政 府除了资助业者参展,追求销售业绩外, 也要放宽眼界,提升行业的沟通技巧,加 强宣传新加坡品牌。特别是在这电商时
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三大种族 商会交流 晚会 INTER-CHAMBER NETWORKING NIGHT 新加坡马来商会主办2018年三大种 族商会交流晚会,与新加坡中华总 商会、新加坡印度商会联谊。晚会 主宾为贸工部长陈振声。
The Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry hosted the Inter-Chamber Networking Night 2018 to promote ties with SCCCI and the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce. Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing was the Guest of Honour of the event.
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中国国务院 总理李克强 欢迎晚宴 WELCOME BANQUET IN HONOUR OF CHINESE PREMIER LI KEQIANG 新加坡中华总商会与新加坡工商联合总会于滨 海湾金沙会展中心 Roselle Simpor 宴会厅联 办晚宴,代表本地工商界热烈欢迎访新的中国 国务院总理李克强。总商会黄山忠会长、工商 联合总会张松声会长、财政部长王瑞杰出席晚 宴并致欢迎辞。近一千人出席活动。
As the representative organisations of Singapore business community, SCCCI and
Singapore
Business
Federation
(SBF) co-organised a welcome banquet in honour of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang at Roselle Simpor Ballroom, Sands Expo and Convention Centre, during his visit to Singapore. SCCCI President Roland Ng, SBF President Teo Siong Seng and Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat attended the event and delivered their welcome speeches. About 1,000 guests attended the banquet.
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晚宴贵宾合影留念。前排中为中国国务院总理李克强,左起为总商会总务委员会主席白毅柏、吴学光副会长、通商中国主席李奕贤、总商会会长黄山忠、财政部长王瑞 杰,右起为新加坡工商联合总会董事Shamir Rahim、总商会何乃全副会长、国际事务委员会主席白连源、名誉会长郑民川、工商联合总会张松声会长。后排为两个商会 的董事会代表:(左起)曾宪相、胡美霞、陈康威、洪月霞、白南泉、杨允仁、吴绍均、王腾忆、陈睦发、T Chandroo博士、张一容。
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“我们希望看到‘more investment from Singapore’!……我相信, 真正要做大企业、做好企业的人,一 定是长期的投资者。中国会不断地去 扩大开放,不断深化改革,不断营造 有利于长期投资的环境。” ——中国国务院总理李克强
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Member Company
Business Representative
Designation
Business Nature
ASSOCIATION OF INFORMATION SECURITY PROFESSIONALS
MR
STEVEN WONG
President
AB ENZYMES GMBH
MR
TRAN DINH KHUE
Director
AB WINE ACADEMY PTE LTD
MS
SUNNY SUN
Director
Education
ACCTRUST ASSURANCE PAC
MR
ANDREW SIM
Director
Professional, Business & Technical Services
AF GLOBAL LIMITED
MR
CHAY YUE KAI
Chief Executive Officer
Tourism & Hotels
ALPHANOVA PTE LTD
MR
DARYL OO
Sales Director
Information & Communications
ANG WEN JIE
MR
ANG WEN JIE
Senior Financial Services Manager
ANR TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD
MS
ALICE PENG
Academic Affairs Director
ASCENT SOLUTIONS PTE LTD
MR
LIM CHEE KEAN
Chief Executive Officer
Wholesale & Retail Trade
ASSETS ADVISORY PTE LTD
MR
QUEK FU JIN
Director
Real Estate
ASSOCIATION OF CERTIFIED STRATEGIC AUDITORS
MR
LIM BOON YEOW
Executive President
Professional, Business & Technical Services
AV-SCIENCE MARKETING PTE LTD
MR
GAN BENG SENG
Managing Director
Information & Communications
BAY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES PTE LTD
MS
HUANG YING
Sales Manager
Tourism & Hotels
BIPO SERVICE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD
MS
CAROL CHEN
General Manager
Professional, Business & Technical Services
CAPITOL HOTEL MANAGEMENT PTE LTD
MR
VIC KHOR
Sales Director
Tourism & Hotels
CASA (S) PTE LTD
MS
MARGARET CHAK
Group Financial Controller
Wholesale & Retail Trade
CDNETWORKS SINGAPORE PTE LTD
MR
VINCENT WONG
Enterprise Director
CHAN SOOK FUN, KRISTY
MS
KRISTY CHAN
Associate Director
CHARTER KECK CRAMER
MR
PETER HUTCHINS
Managing Director
CHIU HUEY CHING
MS
CHIU HUEY CHING
Director
CHOO PHAIK HWEE, ANGELINE
MS
ANGELINE CHOO
Senior Director
CHUA YIXIANG
MR
CHUA YIXIANG
Senior Executive Financial Consultant
CITIBANK N.A. SINGAPORE BRANCH
MR
JOEL KANG
Vice-President
Finance & Insurance
COASTAL METALS PTE LTD
MR
RICHARD LIM
Director
Professional, Business & Technical Services
CREATIVE EATERIES PTE LTD
MS
BERNADETTE WONG
Director
Tourism & Hotels
DELOUIS INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD
MR
DESMOND TAN
Director
Finance & Insurance
D’FONT PTE LTD
MR
MICHAL LIM
Director
Transport, Storage & Logistics
DIONE INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD
MR
TOH YEAN SHOON
Managing Director
Manufacturing
DUAN ZHIYAO, SERENA
MS
SERENA DUAN
Manager
EXQUISITE ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS PTE LTD
MR
CHRIS LEE
Director
FACT SOFTWARE INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD
MRS
ARVIND AGARWALLA
Chief Executive Officer
HIGHLIGHT MEDIA INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD
MR
KENN LIM
Chief Operating Officer
Information & Communications
HL ASSURANCE PTE LTD
MS
CALLIE BOH
Head, Human Resource & Administration
Finance & Insurance
HOL CONTENT CURATORS LLP
MS
ANGELINE TONG
Officer
Information & Communications
HP PPS ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD
MR
EDDIE KOH
Trade Consultant
Information & Communications
HP PPS SINGAPORE (SALES) PTE LTD
MR
EDDIE KOH
Trade Consultant
Information & Communications
HUANG SHUXIAN, BERNICE
MS
BERNICE HUANG
Senior Financial Consultant
HUATONG HOLDINGS (SEA) PTE LTD
MR
JAMES JIA
Assistant General Manager
Manufacturing
IPLAST 4.0 PTE LTD
MR
POH LENG YEE
Director
Professional, Business & Technical Services
JIM JOSEPH WONG
MR
JIM WONG
Partner
JING YUQIAO, THOMAS
MR
THOMAS JING
Market Analyst
JOINTHIRE SINGAPORE PTE LTD
MR
HIDETAKA YATA
Managing Director
Professional, Business & Technical Services
KANEZIN JAPAN SINGAPORE PTE LTD
MR
HIRAOKA KAZUHIKO
Director
Manufacturing
KEI & WAH ENGINEERING PTE LTD
MR
HUANG YONG
Director
Manufacturing
KLOSH PTE LTD
MR
ALAN LEE
Director
Wholesale & Retail Trade
K-ONE INDUSTRIES PTE LTD
MR
KONG MUN CHEW
Managing Director
Manufacturing
LEE TEONG KHOON
MR
LEE TEONG KHOON
Consultant
LEONG LU YUAN
MS
LEONG LU YUAN
Associate Director
LIM BOON TIONG
MR
LIMBOON TIONG
Associate
LIM ZHEN YANG
MR
WILLIE LIM
Development Manager
LIU YINGYING, JESS
MRS
JESS LIU
Executive Director
LOYANG PRIME TRADING & SERVICES PTE LTD
MR
ZHANG ZHENGUO
Chief Executive Director
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Member Company
Business Representative
Designation
Business Nature
MR
WONG KIT FOONG
Chief Executive Director
MANICURED PTE LTD
MS
JENNY WEE
Director
MARKHELEN INVESTMENT CO LTD
MS
YAN YUEXIN
Director
Professional, Business & Technical Services
MC CONSULTANT PTE LTD
MR
MARWAN MAURIZIO CHEDID
Director
Professional, Business & Technical Services
MICHAEL G S GOH PROPERTY
MR
MICHAEL GOH
Key Executive Officer
Real Estate
MILLENNIUM HOTELS & RESORTS
MS
STEPHANIE XIE
Sales Director
Tourism & Hotels
MOWIN DIGITAL PTE LTD
MR
IANTON TAN
Chief Executive Officer
Information & Communications
MTE PTE LTD
MR
MARWAN BAYDAS
Director
NANJING DADI CONSTRUCTION (GROUP) CO LTD
MR
YE MAOSHENG
Managing Director
NEO-FLIM MEDIA INVESTMENT PTE LTD
MR
DOMINIC YIN
Chairman
NG CHIU LIN, JAS
MS
JAS NG
Sales Director
ONE MARINE & OFFSHORE SERVICES PTE LTD
MR
YU ZHENRONG
Managing Director
Transport, Storage & Logistics
OUR SHINE GOGLOBAL LIMITED
DR
AZEEZA JALALUDEEN
Founder & Managing Director
Professional, Business & Technical Services
PEH WEE HOON, ROSALINE
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ROSALINE PEH
Accountant
PERFAB ENGINEERING PTE LTD
MR
ALEX CHAN
Managing Director
Manufacturing
QINGDAO BAORUNDA ENGINEERING SUPPORT
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LI WEI
Director
Construction
REXADVANCE TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD
MDM
JESSIE CHEN
Director
Manufacturing
RICH DATA CORPORATION SOLUTIONS PTE LTD
MDM
LEONG LAI MEI
Director
Professional, Business & Technical Services
RSGK SINGAPORE PTE LTD
MR
CHUA WEE LEE
Managing Director
Education
SAPPHIRE CORPORATION LIMITED
MS
WANG HENG
Chief Executive Officer
Construction
SASSEUR ASSET MANAGEMENT PTE LTD
MS
CHEN ZHEN
Head of Investment
Real Estate
SEEDIN TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD
MR
POH BOON HUA
Shareholder
SERAYA ENGERGY PTE LTD
MR
LOW BOON TONG
Executive Vice-President
SEVENTY2 PTE LTD
MDM
WANG QIFEN
Director
Professional, Business & Technical Services
SILVERCLOUD ENERGY PTE LTD
MR
GUO SHUAI
Shareholder
Professional, Business & Technical Services
SIM SENG HIN SAWMILL CO PTE LTD
MS
JILL LIM
Managing Director
Manufacturing
SIM SOON HENG COOKING INGREDIENTS PTE LTD
MS
WINLIN NG
Manager
Manufacturing
SIN CHEW WOODPAQ PTE LTD
MR
GOH PENG HONG
Managing Director
Transport, Storage & Logistics
SINC GROUP PTE LTD
MR
MARCUS ANG
Director
Real Estate
SINGA PETS PTE LTD
MS
JEAN YANG
Director
Manufacturing
STARCOAT PTE LTD
MR
NG CHONG LIN
Director
Manufacturing
THE HARLEY STREET HEART CENTRE
DR
TEO CHUNG PIN
Chief Operating Officer
Education
TIDY MAINTENANCE & ENGINEERING PTE LTD
MR
VINCENT WANG
Manager
Transport, Storage & Logistics
TONG KOK SIONG
MR
TONG KOK SIONG
Building Manager
TRADEIT.COM PTE LTD
MR
DARREN HUANG
Director
TROVE16 CUBE
MR
CALEB YAP
Founder
TWO I I SOLUTIONS PTE LTD
MR
NG BEE CHUAN
Director
ULTIMATE COMPONENT PTE LTD
MR
ALEX CHAN
Managing Director
Wholesale & Retail Trade
UNICORN HOME PTE LTD
MR
HOU LIANG
Managing Director
Wholesale & Retail Trade
UNITED MEDICAL PTE LTD
MR
WU DESHUN
Senior Managing Director
Education
VORTEX ENGINEERING PTE LTD
MR
MARCUS CHANG
Director
Construction
WAN YI GLOBLE PTE LTD
MS
CAO WANYI
Director
Real Estate 房地产
WAREES HALAL LIMITED
MS
DEWI HARTATY SURATTY
Chief Executive Officer
WATERBROOKS CONSULTANTS PTE LTD
MR
WAYNE KOO
Managing Director
WIN.WIN DIGITAL SECURITY PTE LTD
MS
MOEY KIT MING
Operations Manager
XERO (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD
MS
TESSA KHOO
Marketing Director
LU INTERNATIONAL (SINGAPORE) FINANCIAL ASSET EXCHANGE PTE LTD
Construction
SINGAPORE BRANCH
EQUIPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (SINGAPORE BRANCH)
XIE XINHAO
XIE XINHAO YEO CHING LING, CIARA
MS
CIARA YEO
Co-Founder
YU YUE, ABBY
MRS
ABBY YU
Financial Consultant
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