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17 entrepreneurs take centre stage in the 2nd edition of Citi's Makers series

Three of the 17 entrepreneurs are from Singapore.

Citi Commercial Bank (CCB) has launched the second season of its “Makers” video series featuring 17 Asian entrepreneurs, including three from Singapore. 

The video series, which highlights the success and growth stories of CCB’s clients, will be gradually released from December 2023 to April 2024.

The three Singaporean businesses featured in the second edition of Makers are Shopback, Ninja Van, and Apeiron.

Other companies featured in the second Makers series include Chow Sang Sang, Esprit, Luen Thai, Triple Faith Engineering from Hong Kong, CARS 24 from India, and Aerodyne Group from Malaysia.
 

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