Golden Bull Award 2024 Raises the Bar, Celebrates Singapore’s Dynamic Businesses for Excellence and Growth
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SINGAPORE - Media OutReach Newswire – 18 November 2024 - The esteemed Golden Bull Award, a hallmark of excellence and leadership in the business community, proudly unveils its latest cohort of honorees—20 exemplary Singaporean businesses that capture the diverse and dynamic spirit of the nation's SMEs. This year's award celebrates these organisations for their outstanding performance, pioneering innovation, and unwavering resilience in navigating challenges. These honorees were selected through a rigorous evaluation process, with criteria encompassing financial performance, strategic initiatives, market competitiveness, and sustainable business practices, underscoring their role as benchmarks of excellence within Singapore's business landscape. Organizing Chairman, Datuk William Ng, remarked, "This year's Golden Bull Award has been a remarkable showcase of the strength and potential of SMEs. The increased participation and exceptional calibre of nominations reflect the unwavering entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to excellence in our business community. We are proud to honor the achievements of these outstanding businesses and look forward to their continued contributions to Singapore's economic success. Together, we are paving the way for a brighter, more prosperous future." The Golden Bull Award is structured into three categories: Emerging SMEs, Outstanding SMEs, and the prestigious Super Golden Bull Award. These categories allow for recognition tailored to companies at various stages of growth, based on their annual revenue, ensuring a comprehensive and equitable assessment. New to this year, the Distinguished Bull Award was introduced to honor returning Golden Bull Award winners who have demonstrated substantial progress or expanded their market presence since their previous recognition. Four distinguished SMEs were acknowledged for their sustained growth and success in this special category. Baker Tilly Singapore served as the official auditor for the Golden Bull Award, ensuring transparency and integrity throughout the selection process. Established in 2003, the Golden Bull Award is the longest-standing SME recognition program in the region, encompassing four key markets: mainland China, Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan. Over the years, it has become a premier platform for celebrating business excellence across these diverse regions. For further details about the Golden Bull Award Singapore 2024 and the complete list of winners, please visit https://goldenbullaward.asia/
LIST OF WINNERS OF THE GOLDEN BULL AWARD 2024 IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER GOLDEN BULL AWARDS
- Ascendas Corporate Pte Ltd
- ATT Digiverse Pte Ltd
- BH Mining & Petroleum Pte Ltd
- Cosy Creation Pte Ltd
- De-Profile Pte Ltd
- FinEpic Pte Ltd
- Joe Green Marketing Pte Ltd
- OceanAire Global Pte Ltd
- Power Technologies Private Limited
- Sealico Gas Energy Pte Ltd
- Tectronix Engineering Pte Ltd
- Tetherfi Pte Ltd
- Ambiq Micro Singapore Private Ltd
- CUCKOO International (S) Pte Ltd
- Golden Insurance Brokers Co., Ltd.
- Griffin Protection Integrated Security Pte Ltd
- ATT Digiverse Pte Ltd
- Golden Insurance Brokers Co., Ltd.
- Griffin Protection Integrated Security Pte Ltd
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