On March 3, the company announced an exclusive collaboration study with Surbana Jurong Group to evaluate the potential redevelopment of the existing fuel station at 50 Old Toh Tuck Road into Singapore’s first multi-fuels and energy facility, to include facilities where it can supply also cleaner energy options such as solar and micro-wind as well as charging points for electric vehicles. The company with the best returns to shareholders is ISDN Holdings, with a 43.4% in CAGR growth over the three years. Actively making a mark in providing components needed in industrial automation, ISDN has recently diversified into an adjacent business of providing so-called “super wi-fi” services. By helping clients deploy these long-range wi-fi networks, their equipment can all be connected wirelessly and run more effectively.
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