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It will be operated by Vision Power Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, a joint venture between TSMC-backed Vanguard International Semiconductor and the Netherlands NXP Semiconductors.

Let's talk more about it with Associate Professor Goh Pui Guan from NUS Business School.

Professor, thank you for making the time to speak with us this morning.

So what does the opening of this new plant mean for Singapore? What does it change?

In fact, she holds a PhD from Leiden University and also a master's degree from Rotterdam School of Management.

And she spent 17 years at the NUS Business School in Singapore.

And now she's at IMD.

And there she directs, of course, the flagship programs for business families.

Join the discussion with Professor Singh Ten Phu and myself.

Professor Singh, of course, is Provost Chair, Professor, Department of Real Estate, NUS Business School.

Good to connect again.

Hello, Professor Singh.

Thank you so much to Professor Singh Tenphu, my guest on today's edition.

Thank you all for your great questions.

Professor Singh, by the way, is the Provost's Chair Professor, Department of Real Estate, NUS Business School.

Their rise has been supported by strong exports, expanding infrastructure, and greater use of automation and smart technology.

So, How concerned should we be about slipping down the rankings? Joining us for this chat now is Associate Professor Goh Pui Kwan from the NUS Business School.

He's also a track leader, Centre for Maritime Studies at NUS.

Prof, thank you for joining us this morning.

Okay, thank you, Hariento.

Pleasure is all ours.

We've been speaking there with Associate Professor Goh Pui Guan from the NUS Business School.

Now, he's also a track leader, Centre for Maritime Studies at NUS.

Hey coconuts, everyone talks about the Singapore discount, but what if the real problem is an opacity discount? Why do some good Singapore companies stay undervalued? Is it poor governance, low liquidity, or simply because nobody knows their growth story? Lawrence Loh from NUS Business School and SAC Capital CEO Hui Li Ong join me to unpack what Singapore companies need to do to unlock their value.

Stay tuned.

Welcome back to Chills with TFC.

Can we get you to introduce yourself for our audience that may not know you yet?

Hello, my name is Lawrence Low.

I'm from the NUS Business School at the National University of Singapore.

I'm also with the Centre for Governance and Sustainability.

I'm very happy to be here in this coconut party.