Hello Fillip, Am also waiting for confirmation from Agathos that...

Hello Fillip,
Am also waiting for confirmation from Agathos that it is maybe Hyflux. There are a lot of water companies in SIN and a lot of lovely girls too.
But the genius lovely girl should be:
"Olivia Lum
Group CEO, President & Managing Director

Ms Lum started corporate life as a chemist with Glaxo Pharmaceutical and left in 1989 to start up Hydrochem (S) Pte Ltd, the precursor to Hyflux Ltd.

Managing the Group for 19 years now, Ms Lum is the driving force behind Hyflux's growth and business expansion, responsible for policy and strategy formulation and corporate direction.

A former Nominated member of Singapore Parliament, Ms Lum holds several positions in the public service. Presently, she sits on the board of a number of companies. She is a Member of the NUS Board of Trustees, Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory Limited as well as National University Health System. In addition to her commitments in Hyflux, Ms Lum is also a member of the Singapore-Tianjin Economic & Trade Council, and the Singapore-Jiangsu Cooperation Council.

Among the many accolades Ms Lum has received for her entrepreneurial achievements are: the Winner of the Regional Growth Award by Nihon Keizai Shimbun at the 11th Nikkei Asia Prize 2006, and most recently the Rising Asia – The Next 10 Years Award by the Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA) and AXN ASIA. She was also awarded the Asiamoney’s Corporate Executive of the Year 2005 in Singapore.

Ms Lum holds an Honours degree in Science from the National University of Singapore."

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The Singapore water industry is my favorite way to profit from China’s drive to clean up its water. Singapore’s water companies all derive the bulk of their revenues and profits from China.

Take Hyflux (SIN:600) for example.

Hyflux is the biggest name in the Singapore water industry. It makes water treatment systems that turn sewage and seawater into drinking water. Hyflux has built Asia’s largest desalination plant. It has won billions of dollars worth of contracts to build wastewater treatment systems in China, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. And it makes consumer products like home water filters.

Hyflux derives 81% of its revenues from China.

Hyflux stock recently got a boost after Hyflux Water Trust Management (SIN:D7TU) – a recent Hyflux spin-off – posted better-than-expected 2Q results due to lower expenses.

Hope to see Agathos back soon.