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Singaporean SMEs scale back expansion plans

Expectations of business expansion among Singapore small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have sunk to the lowest since 2009, according to a quarterly survey by the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) and Experian that was announced on December 23. ​
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Singapore (VNA)
ꦰ – Expectations of business expansion amongSingapore small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have sunk to the lowestsince 2009, according to a quarterly survey by the Singapore BusinessFederation (SBF) and Experian that was announced on December 23.

All sixsectors polled for the latest SBF-Experian SME Index have scaled back theirexpansion plans for 2020, partly due to an uncertain economic environment,increased competition and rising cost pressures. Some 3,600 companies were surveyed for the next six months ofJanuary to June 2020 on their expectations in seven areas, including businessexpansion, turnover, profitability, capital investment, hiring, capacity utilisationand access to financing. Overall optimism dampened for the first half of 2020, with the indexfalling further to 50.4, compared to 50.6 in the previous survey for Q4 2019and Q1 2020. SBF Chief Executive Officer Ho Meng Kit said the survey was conductedbetween October 7 and November 15./.
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