Siam Minerals Press Release
Siam Minerals Expands to Singapore
Siam Minerals will be opening a sales office in July 2019 in the city-state to cater to its growing demand for high-quality drilling muds, adding to the firm’s regional footprint that already covers Thailand and Indonesia.
Singapore’s construction industry is set to grow by 3.3% per annum from 2019 to 2028, spurred by megaprojects in the transport sector, according to research by Fitch Solutions. These projects include the Thomson-East Coast Line, Changi Terminal 5, and the new Tuas Mega Port.
“Projects in the pipeline over the next decade are expected to spur demand for construction and related services, so we’re looking forward to bringing our support and expertise to the market,” Siam Minerals managing director Alexander Landau said.
For more information or to schedule a meeting in Singapore, please email admin@siam-minerals.com.
Other recent news
We’re proud to announce the establishment of PT Siam Minerals to supply our chemicals and expertise for the dynamic Indonesian market.
Siam Minerals is now working with Munich, Germany-based Algerchem for the distribution of our drilling fluids in Germany.
Siam Minerals is pleased to announce that we are now an agent of Prime Drilling HDD Technology in Southeast Asia.
We have been part of the 11th International Exhibition & Conference on Trenchless Technology in Jakarta, Indonesia on 17-18 July 2019.
Our production in Thailand has been certified according to 3 important ISO standards.
We are expanding to Singapore to cater to the country’s growing deep foundation and tunneling market.
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We supply high quality bentonites and additives for a variety of industrial applications worldwide.
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Our worldwide network of qualified mud engineers allows to assist challenging projects on site.
Siam Minerals Expands to Singapore
Siam Minerals will be opening a sales office in July 2019 in the city-state to cater to its growing demand for high-quality drilling muds, adding to the firm’s regional footprint that already covers Thailand and Indonesia.
Singapore’s construction industry is set to grow by 3.3% per annum from 2019 to 2028, spurred by megaprojects in the transport sector, according to research by Fitch Solutions. These projects include the Thomson-East Coast Line, Changi Terminal 5, and the new Tuas Mega Port.
“Projects in the pipeline over the next decade are expected to spur demand for construction and related services, so we’re looking forward to bringing our support and expertise to the market,” Siam Minerals managing director Alexander Landau said.
For more information or to schedule a meeting in Singapore, please email admin@siam-minerals.com.