Singapore Institute of Purchasing and Materials Management
SIPMM Institute provides a range of structured professional part-time courses in the specialised areas of purchasing & procurement, logistics and supply chain management, as well as other business related courses.
No recession but slower manufacturing output growth expected in 2023: UOB
No recession but slower manufacturing output growth expected in 2023: UOB
This is due to the faltering performance of electronics.
China market recovery to boost ‘weakened’ electronics’ sector
Muted electronics sector led to a decline in the purchasing managers’ index.
Purchasing Managers’ Index edges down 0.2 point in July
It posted a moderate expansion at 50.1.
Singapore PMI edges lower by 0.1 in June
The electronics industry posted a strong performance last month.
Singapore’s manufacturing sector expands for 22nd consecutive month
The Purchasing Manager's Index edged up to 0.2.
Manufacturing PMI inches up 0.1 to 50.7 in December
Meanwhile, the electronics sector PMI crawled up to hit 51.
Manufacturing sector expands for the 15th straight month
Singapore's PMI eased slightly by 0.1 points to 50.8 in September.
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