Can Singapore become Asia's silicon valley?

What is Singapore's main strategy to position itself as a tech hub in Southeast Asia?

• Focusing on agricultural development

• Building a large manufacturing base

• Attracting funds and incentivizing startups

• Expanding its tourism industry

Why is Singapore's proximity to Southeast Asian countries both an advantage and a disadvantage?

• It allows easy access to resources but increases competition.

• It enhances tourism but reduces local investment opportunities.

• It facilitates cultural exchange but limits technological growth.

• It provides market access but poses political risks due to external profit generation.

What is a significant challenge faced by Singapore's tech startups?

• Insufficient consumer demand

• Limited successful exits through public listings or acquisitions

• Lack of government support

• Over-reliance on traditional industries

What is the current focus of most startups in Singapore?

• Space exploration

• Agricultural technology

• Consumer-focused and simple technology

• Deep tech and innovation

What has been a major hurdle for the Singapore Stock Exchange in attracting tech companies?

• High taxation rates

• Low liquidity and valuations

• Strict environmental regulations

• Lack of international partnerships