SINGAPORE - Singapore Press Holdings Limited and Perennial Real Estate Holdings Limited have entered into a strategic partnership with the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Mr Anthony Tan, deputy CEO of SPH, and Mr Pua Seck Guan, CEO of Perennial, at The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore on Tuesday .
Both companies will be exploring revenue-generating events or initiatives under this complementary partnership. Organised events under the MOU will be held at Perennial-owned or Perennial-managed venues, such as Capitol Singapore , Chijmes, Chinatown Point, TripleOne Somerset, AXA Tower and House of Tan Yeok Nee."We are glad to be in this strategic collaboration with Perennial which has been a strong supporter of our past events.
Some upcoming SPH events under the partnership will include the Singapore Book Fair 2019, UFM100.3's Global Chinese Golden Chart Awards Presentation, SPH 35th Anniversary Charity Concert, as well as The Straits Times' Mind and Body 360 Health Management Seminar.
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