Singapore

Korean automotive company Hyundai has agreed a deal to become a co-title sponsor of the S.League, the top tier of club football in Singapore.

The Singapore Swimming Association has agreed a sponsorship deal with financial services company Liberty Insurance.

Life insurance company Great Eastern has renewed an agreement with the Football Association of Singapore to serve as a co-title sponsor of the top-tier S.League club competition.

English Premier League football club Manchester City has entered into a regional partnership with Ballr, an engagement technology company that specialises in fantasy sports.

Swiss stamping technology company Bruderer has entered into an Asian-focused partnership with German Bundesliga football club Borussia Dortmund.

Medical services provider Evacuation and Medical Support Unit (EMS) has extended its partnership with the Singapore Swimming Association.

Food and beverage company Yeo’s has extended its co-title sponsorship agreement with the S.League, the top tier of domestic football in Singapore.

Transport group SMRT Commercial has entered into a partnership with the S.League, the top tier of domestic football in Singapore.

The Singaporean S-League, the top tier of club football in the country, has named UK sports equipment manufacturer Mitre as its new football and product supplier.

The Singapore National Olympic Council has entered into a partnership with health club group Fitness First.

International Premier Tennis League franchise the Singapore Slammers has named property developer OUE as its new title sponsor.

Organisers of the upcoming ASEAN Para Games in Singapore have agreed a partnership with automotive group Cycle & Carriage.

Singapore Airlines has agreed an extension to its title sponsorship deal with Formula One’s Singapore Grand Prix.

Professional services firm Deloitte has become the first official sponsor of the 8th ASEAN Para Games in Singapore.

The Singapore Swimming Association has agreed a three-year sponsorship deal with sports beverage brand 100Plus on the back of home success at last month’s Southeast Asian Games.

Fast food restaurant chain McDonald’s has been confirmed as the latest sponsor for the 28th Southeast Asian Games, which will take place in Singapore from June 5-16.