Singapore Office Of IDA Ireland

For any company expanding its international footprint, Europe is an obvious destination. For Singapore headquartered companies, Ireland has the advantage of being English-speaking, as well as being a committed member of the European Union. This makes it the ideal launchpad into the European market, for business growth and customer operations, world-class manufacturing, or research, development and innovation.

Singapore Office

IDA Ireland
#13-04, Cross Street Exchange, 18 Cross Street,
Singapore
048423

+65 6238 0774

gerard.whitty@ida.ie

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Strong growth over decades at software giant’s Irish operations

On the occasion of SAP celebrating 25 years in Ireland I would like to thank the Ireland Leadership team and all SAP Ireland employees in Dublin and Galway for their expertise, flexibility, motivation and exceptional customer focus. Over the past 25 years we have helped guide customers and partners on their transformation journeys and as SAP celebrates its 50th anniversary globally we look forward to helping even more customers run better and improving people’s lives.

Vanta is a startup focused on automating cybersecurity compliance

We have a talent pool that allows us to serve a large population in a very effective way, both with language and specialisation skills like sales or customer success.

AMD presence in Ireland dates back to 1994 via Xilinx acquisition

For nearly three decades, Ireland has been a flagship European R&D centre developing adaptive computing solutions, drawing from a strong and highly-skilled workforce. By further investing and expanding our presence in Dublin and Cork, we are committed to continuing to both drive innovation in Ireland and to support the European semiconductor ecosystem.

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We think that Ireland has really become the gateway to the European Union. There’s so many things that US companies gain from their relationship with Ireland.

Educated workforce enables rapid ramp-up for software company

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