In November 2020 Symaga opened an office in Singapore with the goal to be closed to their customers in the region and provide a better service.
Symaga has reached an agreement with SCE Asia, based in Suntec City, Marina Bay, an emblematic business area of Singapore.
The Belgian company's headquarter in Asia is managed by Archit Newaskar. Symaga and SCE have joined forces in this strategic region, to respond to the growing demand for storage that is expected in the coming years.
Symaga's trajectory in this market was consolidated in 2013 with the project of the first bulk port terminal in Indonesia. The most relevant installations are located in Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
Over the last two years, significant projects have been added to Symaga's portfolio. In Myanmar, irim brewing plant, a new logistics terminal for a Japanese group and a wheat storage plant for one of the largest food groups in the world, Wilmar.
2019 was a remarkable year in the Asia region, with the supply of silos for the Indonesian company Batulicin, on Borneo island, a storage plant for Charoen Pokphan in Thailand, a brewery for San Miguel in Santa Rosa, a rice plant in Palembang for PT Buyung and a flour mill for PT Wilmar Nabati to be installed on the island of Java.
In order to continue this growth, Symaga has now set up a physical office, which allows them to know and better answer the needs of the region.
The commercial and corporate support provided by SCE will help consolidate and expand growth in Asia.
SCE Asia complements the Symaga portfolio with their leading global storage building solutions.
As Symaga and SCE share the same values, they started this project highlighting all their values, with trust, responsibility, commitment and humility; to offer reliable storage solutions for Asian agribusiness, with the highest quality standards, at competitive prices and with a closer service.
Visit the Symaga website, HERE.
Symaga has reached an agreement with SCE Asia, based in Suntec City, Marina Bay, an emblematic business area of Singapore.
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The Belgian company's headquarter in Asia is managed by Archit Newaskar. Symaga and SCE have joined forces in this strategic region, to respond to the growing demand for storage that is expected in the coming years.
Symaga's trajectory in this market was consolidated in 2013 with the project of the first bulk port terminal in Indonesia. The most relevant installations are located in Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
Over the last two years, significant projects have been added to Symaga's portfolio. In Myanmar, irim brewing plant, a new logistics terminal for a Japanese group and a wheat storage plant for one of the largest food groups in the world, Wilmar.
2019 was a remarkable year in the Asia region, with the supply of silos for the Indonesian company Batulicin, on Borneo island, a storage plant for Charoen Pokphan in Thailand, a brewery for San Miguel in Santa Rosa, a rice plant in Palembang for PT Buyung and a flour mill for PT Wilmar Nabati to be installed on the island of Java.
In order to continue this growth, Symaga has now set up a physical office, which allows them to know and better answer the needs of the region.
The commercial and corporate support provided by SCE will help consolidate and expand growth in Asia.
SCE Asia complements the Symaga portfolio with their leading global storage building solutions.
As Symaga and SCE share the same values, they started this project highlighting all their values, with trust, responsibility, commitment and humility; to offer reliable storage solutions for Asian agribusiness, with the highest quality standards, at competitive prices and with a closer service.
Visit the Symaga website, HERE.
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