I. Singapore's Electronics Industry
Singapore's electronics industry is far ahead of other industries such as chemicals, transportation and biomedicine with a 32% share. In particular, the world's electronics industry ranked in the top 50 famous companies will be the R & D center or Asia-Pacific headquarters relocated to Singapore.
Two, Singapore's precision engineering industry
Singapore's precision engineering industry began to develop in the 1970s, and now, the precision engineering industry industry has developed into a precision engineering company with about 2,700 companies, including small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and large multinational corporations (MNCs), and as a result, Singapore has become a lot of multinational companies' regional headquarters and important R&D centers.
Precision manufacturing engineering is a very important pillar of the manufacturing industry, and in particular, the precision engineering industry has become an important pillar of many industries such as aerospace, oil and gas, medical devices and electronics.
Three, Singapore's medical services
The World Health Organization WHO before the release of the "World Health Report", "World Health Report", and the health care system of the countries compared to the life expectancy rankings. The ranking takes into account the level of medical care, the difficulty of receiving medical care, and the fairness of the burden of medical costs. After a comprehensive comparison, Japan was ranked first in the world, and Singapore was ranked third.
Four, Singapore's chemical industry
Singapore's Jurong Island Industrial Estate is the world's third-largest oil refining center after Houston and Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Singapore is also the world's oil trading hub and the Asian petroleum products pricing center. Notably, Singapore is the world's largest manufacturer of jack-up oil rigs, with a 70% share of the world market.
Expanded Information
In 1961, the Singapore government created the Jurong Industrial Estate in order to accelerate the process of industrialization and promote economic development. The zone covers an area of 70 square kilometers and contains multinational companies from all over the world as well as local high-tech manufacturing companies. The Singapore government has also designated the northeastern part of Singapore as a new and non-polluting industrial zone according to its geography; the southwestern part of the coast, Jurong Island and Maui Kwang Island are designated as port and heavy industrial zones.
The central region is for light industry and general industrial areas. Singapore's industry mainly consists of manufacturing and construction. 2012 output value was S$108.55 billion, accounting for 25.1% of GDP. Manufacturing products mainly include electronics, chemicals and chemicals, biomedicine, precision machinery, transportation equipment, petroleum products, oil refining and other products. To date, Singapore has become one of the largest shipbuilding bases in Southeast Asia, as well as the world's third largest oil refining center.
The Agricultural Park is located in Lim Chu Kang and Sungei Tengah, with more than 600 hectares of arable land, accounting for less than 0.1% of the national economy. The agriculture preserves the production of high value exportable agricultural products such as growing orchids, wholesale tropical ornamental fish farming, egg dairy production, vegetable farming, and also fish farms. As of December 2014, Singapore had 50 vegetable farms, three egg farms, and 126 land-based and coastal fish farms. Vegetable production accounts for about 12% of total consumption, while egg and fish production, each account for 26% and 8% of local consumption.