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Singapore Reinforces Position as a Global Site for Pharma & Biotech; Biomedical Manufacturing Output Quadruples to Reach US$17 Billion
Date:6/18/2008

and government agencies to deliver world-class training programs and promote best practices. SAGE is one of the first industry-wide training initiatives in the region and complements company specific training centers in Singapore. SAGE also provides basic training for people who are interested to join the industry.

Mr. Angoh said: "Our employees in Singapore are extremely motivated, productive and driven to deliver the best standards in quality control and assurance. Singapore also offers a pool of highly qualified graduates trained in local tertiary institutions that emphasize science and engineering."

Sophisticated Infrastructure

Located on the western tip of Singapore, Tuas Biomedical Park (TBP), a 890 acres stretch of ready-prepared and specifically-zoned land, presents a conducive environment for pharmaceutical and biologics manufacturing.

TBP is currently home to leading pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical technology companies such as Abbott, Alcon, CIBA Vision, Genentech, GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals, Lonza, Merck Sharp & Dohme, Novartis, Pfizer and Wyeth. These companies have collectively invested US$4 billion to set up manufacturing facilities in TBP. Equipped with established infrastructure such as roads, drainage systems, power, water supply, and telecommunication lines, TBP continues to attract leading biomedical sciences companies to set up manufacturing facilities here. These companies can also leverage on third- party utilities and services such as steam, natural gas, chilled water and waste treatment.

In addition, TBP offers environmentally-friendly utility solutions that contribute to greater energy efficiency and cost savings. Tuas Power, a leading power company in Singapore that promotes clean technologies, has set up Trigeneration capabilities to produce three types of utilities, electricity, steam and chilled water, from a single integrated system. Tuas Power is currently developing state-of-the-art trigen
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SOURCE EDB Singapore and Agency for Science, Technology andResearch
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