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Trades about 135% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sheng Siong Group Ltd. operates primarily as an investment holding entity, though its core business revolves around an extensive network of supermarket retail outlets situated throughout Singapore. These stores are renowned for their diverse selection of consumer goods, offering everything from perishable items like fresh seafood, various meats, fruits, and vegetables, to fundamental pantry staples suchles as rice, noodles, cooking oils, and an array of spices. Their inventory also encompasses a broad range of packaged, processed, frozen, and preserved food products, alongside baby and personal hygiene essentials, a variety of beverages including alcoholic options, and general household necessities and toiletries. Beyond its retail operations, the company is involved in broader general trading activities and manages wholesale import and export ventures. Furthermore, Sheng Siong extends its market reach through its dedicated online grocery platform, allforyou.sg. The group boasts a substantial retail presence with 64 branded supermarkets across Singapore, complemented by four additional outlets in Kunming, China. Sheng Siong Group Ltd. was established in 1985 and maintains its corporate headquarters in Singapore.
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