A Singapore
trading desk

Straits QuayPulse Pte. Ltd. coordinates commodity requirements, shipment enquiries and trade documents from Singapore. Our scope includes import programmes and cross-trade in agricultural and industrial materials across Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

Production origin and trading route are different details. Imports bring goods into a market; re-exports send previously imported goods onward. Direct cross-trade can connect supplier and buyer without cargo passing through Singapore. Origin, specification, packing and shipment details are established for each enquiry.

Singapore in context — 2025

61.5%

RE-EXPORTS’ SHARE OF SINGAPORE MERCHANDISE EXPORT VALUE IN 2025

Re-exports represented 61.5% of Singapore’s merchandise export value in 2025, including oil and non-oil re-exports. This is a value share, not a cargo-volume percentage or QuayPulse result. Source: MTI, Economic Survey of Singapore 2025, February 2026, printed page 3.

44.66 million TEUs

SINGAPORE CONTAINER THROUGHPUT IN 2025

Singapore container throughput in 2025: 44.66 million TEUs. A TEU is a twenty-foot-equivalent capacity unit, not a count of distinct physical containers or tonnes. National port context, not QuayPulse performance. Source: MPA, published 13 January 2026.

Illustrative trade-planning still-life: blank clipboard, closed folder and miniature container on a navy desk.
Illustrative trade-planning still-life: blank clipboard, closed folder and miniature container on a navy desk.

Start with a defined requirement

Tell us the commodity, specification, quantity, origin, destination and intended timing. These details are the starting point for a transaction discussion.

Contact the trading desk

Straits QuayPulse Pte. Ltd.

info@quaypulse.com
+65 6908 2241

Singapore · Physical commodity trade