SATS splits ground handling services into Singapore and Asia-Pacific units
Air cargo handling services firm SATS is splitting up its ground handling business unit to boost efficiency, growth and help keep Singapore's status as a leading air hub. One unit will focus on regional markets, while the other on Singapore. The new unit Gateway Services Asia-Pacific wants to grow SATS' footprint in the 44 APAC locations they serve -- like Vietnam and India -- but also beyond. SATS will also keep its Singapore operations in focus and invest in new technologies, as part of its $300 million group-wide expenditure to drive growth. Claudia Lim reports.
Air cargo handling services firm SATS is splitting up its ground handling business unit to boost efficiency, growth and help keep Singapore's status as a leading air hub. One unit will focus on regional markets, while the other on Singapore. The new unit Gateway Services Asia-Pacific wants to grow SATS' footprint in the 44 APAC locations they serve -- like Vietnam and India -- but also beyond. SATS will also keep its Singapore operations in focus and invest in new technologies, as part of its $300 million group-wide expenditure to drive growth. Claudia Lim reports.
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