Jakarta, Indonesia — August 2026 — Curt & Co Pte Ltd is proud to announce that it has been appointed as a Landing Partner of the Singapore Business Federation (SBF), supporting Singapore companies seeking to establish and grow their presence in Indonesia. The appointment marks an important milestone for Curt & Co and strengthens its role in helping Singapore businesses navigate the opportunities and challenges of entering the Indonesian market. Supporting Singapore Companies

Yes Thailand has changed their company registration regulations! Since 2026, the government is no longer looking only at who owns the shares. It also wants to know who really controls the company. This change is designed to stop people from using nominee shareholders—Thai citizens who hold shares on paper but do not actually own, fund, or manage the business. According to the government, many companies may have been using this type of arrangement. In short they want to preven

Not every business partnership starts with a deal. Some begin more like a carefully arranged introduction — where two companies meet for the first time, explore alignment, and see if there is potential to build something meaningful together. This was exactly the spirit behind the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) Indonesia Business Mission, held from 5–8 May 2026 in Jakarta, where Singapore and Indonesia came together through structured business matching sessions designed t

What are the 3 things that are key for any company to succeed in a market? It’s the boring fundamentals ; 1. Localization 2. Targeted positioning 3. Right leveraged partnerships. When SpeechWorth, an education company that uses drama-based methodologies to teach English, explored entering Malaysia, Curt & Co stepped in to craft and execute a structured market-entry plan rooted in deep market understanding and strategic relationships. 1. Localising SpeechWorth’s

Boy do we get a lot of questions from our clients about this… much more than one would ever think. Business partners are like no different from last time when you were studying and had a group project at school to do. There was always someone who took initiative, someone who followed instructions and that one person who would just be in for the ride. While highly annoying, it is a very stark reality in business. Our advice to our clients? Take a philosophical view on this re