SATS to invest S$250m to upgrade, expand capabilities
Singapore will soon be able to process more cargo, and more efficiently, as the country strives to become a global supply chain hub. This is as ground handling firm SATS is pumping in S$250 million to increase capacity and upgrade its fleet over the next five years. These upgrades are set to support growing cargo volumes at Changi Airport through the mid-2030s, when the new Terminal 5 and Changi East Industrial Zone are projected to start operations. Claudia Lim with more.
Singapore will soon be able to process more cargo, and more efficiently, as the country strives to become a global supply chain hub. This is as ground handling firm SATS is pumping in S$250 million to increase capacity and upgrade its fleet over the next five years. These upgrades are set to support growing cargo volumes at Changi Airport through the mid-2030s, when the new Terminal 5 and Changi East Industrial Zone are projected to start operations. Claudia Lim with more.
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