SG ranks 1st in Broader Asia for future growth potential: Frost & Sullivan

The research company said the Lion City is “investment-ready.”

Singapore has the strongest future growth potential amongst counties in the Broader Asia region according to Frost & Sullivan’s Frost Radar for Economic Development report.

According to the market research company, Singapore is “investment-ready.” Behind Singapore are South Korea (2), New Zealand (3), Australia (4), and Hong Kong SAR (5).

The Frost Radar™ for Economic Development report analyses the future growth potential of over 175 countries.

Countries’ growth potential is measured by their innovation and growth performance, the quality of life for their citizens, and how they are developing a stable investment environment.

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