OSIM International
OSIM International is a brand management and niche marketing company that focuses on four complementary categories of well-being: Relax and Relief, Tone and Shape, Clean and Purify, Check and Measure.
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Emotional damage! Working adults are the most-stressed amongst all age groups
Emotional damage! Working adults are the most-stressed amongst all age groups
Financial matters were named the top stressors of Singaporeans.
Chart of the Day: Health concerns push Singaporeans to purchase smart devices
The pandemic pushed more people to look into managing and recording their own health.
Which SG companies have the best management?
Deloitte announces the six winners of their Best Managed Companies award.
Osim International to face continued cost pressures after disappointing 3Q14
Analyst profit forecasts tank by double digits.
Osim declares The Wellness Group's recent allegations "unmeritous and groundless"
Company officially responds to writ of summons.
OSIM raises TWG Tea stake to 70%
Re-measurement gains expected from clinching controlling stake.
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