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32 companies, 6 individuals bag accolades at Singapore Corporate Awards 2026

Keppel’s Loh Chin Hua, Samudera Shipping's Bani Mulia and Huationg’s Patrick Ng win Best CEO awards.

The 21st annual Singapore Corporate Awards (SCA) 2026 took place on September 21, recognizing 32 companies and six individuals for their excellence in corporate governance and creation of long-term shareholder value. Co-organized by The Business Times, the awards ceremony was held at The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore. National Development Minister Chee Hong Tat emphasized that strong governance and corporate transparency are vital for success, especially in today's uncertain and rapidly changing business environment.

Keppel and Singtel led the large-cap category, with Singtel also winning the Best Investor Relations Award and Best Annual Report Award. Sing Investments & Finance dominated the mid-cap category, receiving the Best Risk Management Award and two silver medals. Tiong Woon Corp, Global Investments, and Hotel Royal took top spots in the small-cap category.

Among the large-cap companies, Keppel received joint gold for the Best Managed Board Award and Best Risk Management Award, while Singtel claimed three awards, including gold for the Best Investor Relations and Best Annual Report Awards.

OCBC, iFast Corporation, Sats, SBS Transit, ST Engineering, and UOB were among the other large-cap winners. The mid-cap category consisted of companies with market capitalisation between $300 million and $1 billion, while small-cap companies had a market capitalisation below $300 million. The SCA will introduce two changes for the 2027 edition, extending the moratorium period for institution-level gold award winners to three years and revising the market capitalisation thresholds for each category.

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