Discover the top 10 biggest companies in Singapore by revenue in 2025, including Wilmar International, Flex, Olam, Jardine Cycle & Carriage, Great Eastern, Sea (Garena), Singtel, DBS Group, Singapore Airlines, and Sembcorp. Figures reflect each company’s latest reported full-year results and are shown in their native reporting currency.
1. Wilmar International
Industry: consumer staples
Revenue (FY2025, ended 31 Dec 2025): US$70.4 Billion (Wilmar FY2025 results)
Stock symbol: F34.SI
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Wilmar International is headquartered in Singapore and was founded in 1991. It operates in over 50 countries worldwide, making it a truly global company. Wilmar’s main activities include the processing, merchandising, and distribution of agricultural products such as palm oil, soybean oil, and sugar. The company also offers a wide range of consumer products and services under various brands, including cooking oil, margarine, and specialty fats. For FY2025, Wilmar reported revenue of US$70.4 billion, up about 4.5% year-on-year, as it continued to expand its sustainable palm oil initiatives and food technology ventures.
2. Flex
Industry: technology
Revenue (fiscal 2025, ended 28 Mar 2025): US$25.8 Billion (Flex FY2025 results)
Stock symbol: FLEX
Flex is a multinational company with its headquarters in San Jose, California. It was founded in 1969. Operating in over 30 countries, Flex is involved in various activities such as design, manufacturing, and supply chain solutions. They offer a wide range of products and services including electronics, automotive, healthcare, and industrial solutions. Flex is known for its strong brands such as Sketch-to-Scale and BrightInsight. In fiscal 2025, Flex reported net sales of US$25.8 billion while increasing its focus on AI-driven manufacturing and sustainability solutions for global clients.
3. Olam
Industry: agriculture
Revenue (FY2025): S$67 Billion (Olam FY2025 results)
Stock symbol: VC2.SI
Olam is a multinational company with its headquarters in Singapore, founded in 1989. It operates in over 60 countries worldwide, making it a truly global company. Olam is primarily engaged in the sourcing, processing, and distribution of agricultural products such as coffee, cocoa, nuts, and spices. It also offers various services including logistics and risk management. Olam is known for its strong brands such as Olam Cocoa, Olam Coffee, and Olam Spices. In FY2025, Olam reported revenue of about S$67 billion, up roughly 19% year-on-year, while expanding its digital supply chain platforms and advancing the sale of its Olam Agri business.
4. Jardine Cycle & Carriage
Industry: automotive
Revenue (FY2024, ended 31 Dec 2024): US$22.3 Billion (JC&C FY2024 results)
Stock symbol: C07.SI
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Jardine Cycle & Carriage is headquartered in Singapore and was founded in 1899. It operates in multiple countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. The company is primarily engaged in the automotive industry, with activities that include the distribution, retail, and after-sales services of motor vehicles. It also has interests in financial services, heavy equipment, mining, and agribusiness. Some of its well-known brands include Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, and Honda. In FY2024, Jardine Cycle & Carriage reported revenue of US$22.3 billion as it accelerated its shift towards electric vehicles and mobility solutions in Southeast Asia.
5. Great Eastern
Industry: insurance
Gross premiums (FY2024, ended 31 Dec 2024): S$17.19 Billion (Great Eastern FY2024 results)
Stock symbol: G07.SI
Great Eastern is a prominent insurance company with its headquarters in Singapore, founded in 1908. It operates in multiple countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and China. The company’s main activities revolve around providing life and general insurance products and services. Great Eastern offers a wide range of insurance plans, investment-linked products, and health insurance solutions. It is recognized for its strong brand presence and commitment to delivering financial security and protection to its customers. In FY2024, Great Eastern reported gross premiums of about S$17.19 billion and profit attributable to shareholders of S$995.3 million, while launching digital insurance products and expanding its health tech partnerships.
6. Sea (Garena)
Industry: technology
Revenue (FY2025, ended 31 Dec 2025): US$22.9 Billion (Sea FY2025 results)
Stock symbol: SE
Sea (Garena) is headquartered in Singapore and was founded in 2009. It operates in multiple countries, including Indonesia, Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam, and the Philippines. Sea’s main activities revolve around digital entertainment, e-commerce, and digital financial services. It offers a wide range of products and services, including online gaming, e-commerce platforms, and mobile payment solutions. Some of its notable brands include Garena, Shopee, and AirPay. In FY2025, Sea reported revenue of US$22.9 billion, up about 36% year-on-year, as it continued to expand Shopee’s e-commerce and fintech services across Southeast Asia.
7. Singtel
Industry: telecommunications
Operating revenue (FY2025, ended 31 Mar 2025): S$14.15 Billion (Singtel FY2025 results)
Stock symbol: Z74.SI
Singtel, headquartered in Singapore, was founded in 1992. It operates in multiple countries, with a presence in 21 countries across Asia, Africa, and Australia. Singtel is primarily engaged in providing telecommunications services, including mobile, fixed-line, and internet services. It also offers digital solutions, data centers, and managed services. Singtel is known for its brands such as Singtel, Optus, and Globe. In FY2025, Singtel reported operating revenue of S$14.15 billion and net profit of S$4.02 billion, while investing in 5G infrastructure and digital business services.
8. DBS Group
Industry: financial services
Total income (FY2025, ended 31 Dec 2025): S$22.9 Billion (DBS results)
Stock symbol: D05.SI
DBS Group is headquartered in Singapore and was founded in 1968. It operates in multiple countries, including Singapore, Hong Kong, China, India, Indonesia, and Taiwan. The company’s main activities revolve around banking and financial services, offering a wide range of products and services such as consumer banking, corporate banking, wealth management, and treasury services. DBS Group is known for its strong brand presence and has been recognized as one of the leading financial institutions in Asia. In FY2025, DBS reported record total income of S$22.9 billion and net profit of S$11.0 billion, while strengthening its digital banking leadership and green financing initiatives.
9. Singapore Airlines
Industry: transportation
Total revenue (FY2024/25, ended 31 Mar 2025): S$19.54 Billion (SIA FY2024/25 results)
Stock symbol: C6L.SI
Singapore Airlines is headquartered in Singapore and was founded in 1947. It operates in multiple countries, serving a total of 67 destinations worldwide. The main activities of Singapore Airlines include providing passenger and cargo air transportation services. They offer a range of products and services, including premium cabin classes, in-flight entertainment, and gourmet dining options. Singapore Airlines is known for its exceptional service and is recognized as one of the world’s leading airlines. In FY2024/25, Singapore Airlines reported record total revenue of S$19.54 billion as it expanded its fleet with new fuel-efficient aircraft and grew its cargo logistics network.
10. Sembcorp
Industry: energy
Turnover (FY2024, ended 31 Dec 2024): S$6.42 Billion (Sembcorp FY2024 results)
Stock symbol: U96.SI
Sembcorp is headquartered in Singapore and was founded in 1998. It operates in multiple countries, with a presence in over 20 countries worldwide. The company is primarily engaged in the provision of essential energy and water solutions. Their main activities include the generation and supply of electricity, as well as the treatment and supply of water. Sembcorp also offers a range of environmental services and sustainable solutions. In FY2024, Sembcorp reported turnover of S$6.42 billion and net profit of about S$1.0 billion, while increasing its renewable energy portfolio and entering new green hydrogen projects in Asia.
Singapore’s largest companies span agribusiness, technology, finance, telecoms and transport
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Last updated: June 19, 2026
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