Rikvin Singapore Seeks Strategic Partners
For its Singapore Company Registration Setup and Business Visa Migration Service in India
Dynamic local Singapore Company Registration agency Rikvin Consultancy, as part of its expansion plans, is actively seeking partners of similar caliber from India, Russia, UK and member countries of European Union. As the Asian region is roaring with massive economic growth rates and burgeoning markets with rising purchasing power parity, Singapore is gaining grounds as a spring board into the Asian region. Companies world over have realized that it is indispensable to be present in the Asian markets in the face of fierce competition, and Singapore with its obvious merits is their first and undisputed choice. Rikvin has been rendering professional, comprehensive and a customized pre and post incorporation service to companies wanting to set up operations in Singapore.
Singapore is India's largest trading and investment partners in ASEAN. The increasingly close relations between India and Singapore in recent years have been underpinned by a dramatic growth in bilateral trade and investment linkages. India is looking for infrastructure investments, critical technologies and export markets. Singapore has surplus capital and could be a useful partner in infrastructure development in India as well as investment in Indian companies. At the end of last year, there were nearly 2,600 Indian firms in Singapore, about 2.3 times more than the number in 2001, Indian companies is one of the largest contingent of foreign companies in Singapore.
Singapore is India's largest trading and investment partners in ASEAN. The increasingly close relations between India and Singapore in recent years have been underpinned by a dramatic growth in bilateral trade and investment linkages. India is looking for infrastructure investments, critical technologies and export markets. Singapore has surplus capital and could be a useful partner in infrastructure development in India as well as investment in Indian companies. At the end of last year, there were nearly 2,600 Indian firms in Singapore, about 2.3 times more than the number in 2001, Indian companies is one of the largest contingent of foreign companies in Singapore.
Trade activity between Singapore and Russia has been steadily increasing. Our bilateral trade has grown 43% from S$1.32 billion in 2005 to S$1.89 billion in 2006. Since 2000, bilateral trade has increased more than three-fold. Russia is now Singapore’s 33rd-largest trading partner, up from 38th position in 2005. 'With Russia's phenomenal growth since 1999 - more than 5 per cent annually - and growing influence in the global economy, there is renewed interest in the Russian market. On 15 August 2006, Singapore signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Economic Cooperation in Special Economic Zones with Russia. This successful collaboration constitutes a significant government-to-government platform for bilateral engagement and paves the way for closer economic cooperation. Singapore remains a fully committed partner in Russia’s development and expansion abroad. Russia intends to bring its deep expertise in science and technology, and an increasing number of technology-based enterprises into the world market.
More than 700 British companies are represented in Singapore. Opportunities for British companies to do business exist in a broad range of sectors and across the spectrum of consumer and capital goods. Opportunities also exist in project design. Singapore is one of the UK’s key markets in Asia Pacific, just as the UK is one of Singapore’s key markets in Europe.
In tandem with the intensifying business relations between the countries, and strengthening government-to-government ties, expanding regional economic and commercial alliances, and increasing interest in the emerging Asia Singapore is becoming the most preferred host for basing the operations of the companies.They can strike partnerships with Singapore’s vibrant ecosystem of diverse enterprises from all over the world and leverage on Singapore’s extensive linkages with global markets, sophisticated manufacturing capabilities, robust intellectual property protection regime and pro-business environment to internationalize.
Rikvin has kicked off a massive expansion plans in line with the escalating demand for one stop incorporation services and business management services; Ms. Ragini Dhanvantray says “We are keen on offering comprehensive solutions to our existing as well as prospective clients, so we are widening our service offerings. We are currently seeking alliance from similar business management consultancies from India, Russia, UK and other EU countries. It will be a mutually symbiotic relationship, by which we will service the overseas prospects referred by our partners and in turn we will be referring our clients who wish to enter the overseas markets, to our network partners. We are looking forward for a synergetic relationship from consultancies commanding high caliber of professionalism and commitment to serve the clients. Our ultimate goal is to ease out two way entry procedures for aspiring enterprises and entrepreneurs to set their global foot print”.
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