GuideMeSingapore.com has released its Singapore Company Registration Statistics Report for Q4 2011. The quarterly report provides an insight into the overall trend in Singapore company incorporation for the year gone by as well as for Q4 2011.
The ease of setting up a company in Singapore coupled with the exemplary business environment is inspiring more students with an entrepreneurial streak to start their own business venture in Singapore.
Robust growth of Singapore’s service sector during Q1 2010 and the business community’s upbeat sentiment for the remainder of 2010 is leading to higher number of new business startups.
The results of the fourth annual Start-up Enterprise Survey (Steps), conducted by credit and business-information bureau DP Information Group (DP Info) from last December to February this year has revealed that the Singapore Start-ups have survived the economic crisis quiet resiliently.
NYT columnist Thomas Friedman makes an interesting point by proclaiming that more start-ups is the key to America’s economic recovery, as start ups are where the jobs get created. Singapore proves to be a startup friendly nation thanks to its visionary leaders who went all out to tap the immigrant market by liberalizing Singapore’s immigration policy.
Singapore is one of the leading financial centers in the world with one of the most well developed capital markets for both debt and equity.