September28 , 2026

    Aegis Logistics Sets Up Wholly Owned Subsidiary in Singapore

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    Aegis Logistics has established a wholly owned subsidiary in Singapore, expanding its corporate presence in the Southeast Asian market.

    The new entity is expected to support the company’s international business activities and strengthen its presence in Singapore, an important regional hub for shipping, logistics and energy-related trade.

    Singapore serves as a major maritime and logistics centre, providing access to key Asian trade routes and global supply chains. Establishing a local subsidiary can enable Aegis Logistics to coordinate its overseas operations more effectively and explore opportunities across the region.

    The move is part of the company’s broader efforts to develop its international footprint and support its logistics and supply-chain businesses. A local corporate presence can also facilitate engagement with customers, partners and other stakeholders in Southeast Asian markets.

    Aegis Logistics operates across logistics and infrastructure segments, with activities spanning liquid logistics, gas logistics and related services. Its expansion into Singapore adds another base to its international network.

    The establishment of the subsidiary comes as Indian logistics companies increasingly seek opportunities in overseas markets amid growing regional trade and cross-border supply-chain activity.

    The Singapore entity is expected to complement Aegis Logistics’ existing operations and provide a platform for pursuing future business opportunities in Southeast Asia and international markets.