MÜNZING establishes regional headquarters in Singapore
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MÜNZING establishes regional headquarters in Singapore

MÜNZING has established MÜNZING Singapore Pte Ltd as its regional headquarters for Asia. This strategic move underscores the company’s commitment to enhancing logistics, supply chain efficiency, and customer service across the Asia Pacific.

MÜNZING Chemie GmbH is a family-owned company, and it has been privately owned by the Münzing family since its establishment in 1830. MÜNZING’s headquarters is located in Abstatt, Germany. The company operates globally, providing specialty chemical additives to various industries.

The new facility, located at the German Centre within the Jurong International Business Park, will serve as a centralised hub for MÜNZING’s operations in the region. Singapore’s status as a global logistics and financial hub, with access to more than 600 ports in 123 countries, aligns perfectly with MÜNZING’s operational objectives. The location will enable faster and more reliable delivery, meeting increasing customer demands.

Starting January 2025, the facility will commence operations, offering warehousing and logistics services to selected countries, with plans for future expansion. MÜNZING’s investment in local R&D and application laboratories further reflects its dedication to innovation, sustainability, and customer-centric growth.

Michael Münzing, CEO of MÜNZING Group, stated: “MÜNZING and the family decided to come to Singapore and invest in our APAC headquarters based on the opportunities Singapore can offer to our business. Availability of highly skilled workforce, stable legal environment, focus on innovation and sustainability, and the geographical location combined with efficient logistics will help MÜNZING to continue to develop our business to new levels. We will invest in local R&D and application laboratories to support our customers and develop new technologies together to stay competitive, innovative and sustainable.”

The Economic Development Board (EDB) of Singapore welcomed this initiative, highlighting the positive impact on the chemicals sector and regional innovation.