Looking for statistics on manufacturing sub-sectors? Get the statistics online from the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) and SPRING Singapore.

Biomedical Statistics
Chemicals Statistics
Electronics Statistics
Food Manufacturing Statistics
Furniture Statistics
Precision Engineering (PE) Statistics
Printing Statistics
Textile & Apparel (T&A) Statistics
Transport Engineering (TE) Statistics

Biomedical Statistics

• The biomedical sector recorded total output of S$23.8 billion in 2006, while value-add surged to S$12.8 billion.
  
  
• This sector employed 10,581 workers and had S$1.2 million value-added per worker.
  
  

See:	• Report on the Census of Manufacturing Activities, 2006 (PDF) • EDB: Industry Sector - Biomedical Sciences

Chemicals Statistics

• The chemicals industry employed 22,205 workers and had S$308,258 value-added per worker in 2006.
  
  
• The sector generated total output of S$79.2 billion and had a value-add of S$6.8 billion.
  
  

See:	• Report on the Census of Manufacturing Activities, 2006 (PDF) • EDB: Industry Sectors - Chemicals • SPRING: Industry Programmes - Chemicals

Electronics Statistics

• The electronics industry employed 93,851 workers and had S$183,954 value-added per worker in 2006.
  
  
• This sector generated total output of S$75.1 billion and value-added increased to S$17.3 billion.
  
  

See:	• Report on the Census of Manufacturing Activities, 2006 (PDF) • EDB: Industry Sectors - Electronics • SPRING: Industry Programmes - Electronics

Food Manufacturing Statistics

• The food manufacturing industry had 698 establishments which employed 20,251 workers in 2006. More than 95% of these establishments are small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
  
  
• The sector generated S$4.7 billion sales, had S$1.2 billion total value-added, and contributed 0.57% to Singapore’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2006.
  
  

See:	SPRING: Industry Programmes - Food Manufacturing