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Our Company > Historical Milestones
Historical Milestones
- iDirect released SatManage 5.2, an upgrade to the company’s award-winning network management software. SatManage 5.2 is now compliant with Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG) requirements, a key US Department of Defense directive, which enables government customers to leverage the benefits of SatManage.
- ST Electronics increases equity stake in Telematics Wireless Ltdto 100%.
- ST Electronics launches anew AgilisManpack VSAT Terminal. The AgilisManpack operates in super high Ku-Band (13.75 GHz to 14.8GHz) and is one of the world’s smallest of its kind today. Measuring just 500L x 300W x 170H mm, it weighs just 10kg, lighter than any in the market.
- ST Electronic increases Paid-Up Capital in STELOP Pte. Ltd.
- ST Electronics wins S$98m contract from LTA to enhance the Expressway Monitoring & Advisory System (EMAS) equipment along eight expressways in Singapore.
- iDirect'siDX 3.0 software has received the Satellite Spotlight 2011 Product of the Year Award. iDX 3.0was a ground-breaking release for iDirect's IP satellite communications platform because of its SCPC Return Channel technology. The capability enabled service providers to manage TDMA and SCPC networks over the same platform for the first time ever.
- ST Electronics named CES Innovations 2012 Design and Engineering Award Honoreefor its DiskCrypt product. The award serves to recognise outstanding design and engineering in cutting edge consumer electronics products across 32 product categories.
- ST Electronics wins a communications system contract for the Taichung City LRT CJ900/CJ907 Wuri-WenxinBeitun Line (Green Line) in Taiwan.
- ST Electronics, together with ST Marine has been awarded a contract to carry out upgrading works on the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN)'s Landing Ship Tanks (LSTs). The LSTs were delivered to the RSN in 1999. The upgrading works will cover modifications to the platform, as well as upgrades to the combat systems and helicopter support facilities.
- ST Electronics to increase capacity with new facility. The new seven-storey building, expected to be ready in 2013, will be built on a 2 ha, 30 year leasehold land parcel near ST Electronics' HQ at Ang Mo Kio Street 65
- ST Electronics sets up ST Electronics (Satellite Systems) Pte Ltd, a joint venture company with Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and DSO National Laboratories (DSO) to specialise in the design, development and production of advanced earth observation satellites
- ST Electronics acquired remaining stake in PM-B Pte Ltd (PM-B), turning it into a wholly owned subsidiary of ST Electronics.
- ST Electronics increases stake in Telematics Wireless Ltd
- ST Electronics increases stake in Knowledge Alive Pte Ltd
- ST Electronics injects capital into GFM Electronics S.A. de C.V.
- ST Electronics increases capital in STET Centre Pte. Ltd. and renames the subsidiary
- ST Electronics (Satcom & Sensors Systems) acquired Parallel Limited
- ST Electronics sets up subsidiary, STET Centre, to provide education solutions
- ST Engineering increases stake in MÄK Technologies Pte Ltd
- ST Electronics increases stake in Datamark Technologies Pte Ltd
- ST Electronics sets up research and development centre in Interactive Media
- ST Engineering renames iDirect Inc. to VT iDirect Inc
- ST Electronics sets up joint venture in Kazakhstan to focus on education projects
- ST Electronics sets up wholly-owned subsidiary, iDirect Asia Pte Ltd
- ST Electronics completes acquisition of Telematics Wireless Ltd
- ST Electronics to swap shares in Sino Stride Technology (Holdings) Limited for shares in Shougang Concord Technology Holdings
- ST Electronics (Digital Media) launches animation studio, IVLab Studios
- iDirect sets up wholly-owned subsidiary, iDirect Government Technologies, Inc. (iGT) in the US to expand government business.
- ST Electronics renames its subsidiaries to strengthen market branding – these are DigiSAFE Pte Ltd renamed ST Electronics (Info-Security) Pte Ltd; Interactive Visual Laboratory Pte Ltd renamed ST Electronics (Digital Media) Pte Ltd and Xinke Information Systems Ltd renamed ST Electronics (Software Services) Limited
- ST Engineering grows electronics business in the US through US$20m acquisition of MÄK Technologies, Inc.
- ST Electronics increases shareholding in and acquires Transys Pte Ltd as wholly-owned subsidiary
- ST Electronics' subsidiary, Chartered Electro-Optics Pte Ltd changes its name to STELOP Pte Ltd
- ST Electronics acquires 70% equity in PM-B Pte Ltd
- ST Electronics acquires iDirect Inc in the US
- ST Electronics forms new subsidiary, STET Maritime Bureau Pte Ltd to provide maritime commercial survey and consultancy services
- ST Electronics renames its subsidiaries to strengthen its market positioning
- ST Electronics acquires 50.05% shares in Chartered Electro-Optics (renamed STELOP Pte Ltd in March 2006)
- ST Electronics aquires 21.35% equity in ECS Holdings Limited
- ST Electronics sets up new subsidiary, Prescient Systems & Technologies Pte Ltd
- ST Electronics increases presence in China through joint venture with Pacific City International Group
- SES Systems sets up new joint venture company, INFA Systems Limited in Hong Kong
- Agilis Communication Technologies signs an agreement with Telechoice International Pte Ltd to acquire its wholly-owned subsidiary, Sichuan Telechoice Pte Ltd, now known as ST Electronics (Sichuan) Co Ltd
- ST Electronics/Agilis invests in VSAT systems company PolarSat, a company based in Canada
- ST Training & Simulation establishes a new subsidiary, ST Education & Training Pte Ltd (STET)
- ST Training & Simulation sets up new consultancy, ST Education & Training Pte Ltd for Consultancy and Training Management
- ST Electronics acquires Ripple Systems Pty Ltd, based in Perth, Australia
- Agilis Communication Technologies sets up a service centre in Bangalore, India
- SGI and SES Systems establish first ever Linux Knowledge Centre in Singapore
- ST Electronics and SMRT Engineering Pte Ltd set up a joint venture company, Transys Pte Ltd, to provide Intelligent Rail System Solutions to the region
- ST Electronics and its Mexican partner, Grupo Ferrominero (Ferrominero), SA de CV, based in Monterrey, Mexico set up a joint venture, GFM Electronics
- ST Electronics (Taiwan) Limited is incorporated
- ST Electronics sets up its Hong Kong office
- ST Electronics sets up an Offshore Development Centre in Shanghai
- ST Electronics' five main operating businesses are re-organised into three core business groupings - the Large-Scale Systems Group, Software Systems Group and the Communication & Sensor Systems Group
- CET Technologies sets up wholly-owned subsidiary, DigiSAFE Pte Ltd
- Shanghai subsidiary ST Electronics (Shanghai) Co. Ltd is set up
- Merger of iTS Technologies and ST Simulation Systems Pte Ltd. The new company, ST Simulation & Training, becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of ST Electronics
- ST LogiTrack Pte Ltd, a joint venture between ST Electronics and Singapore Technologies Logistics Pte Ltd is created
- ST Electronics acquires the businesses of Agilis Communication Technologies Pte Ltd (ACT), CET Technologies Pte Ltd (CET), then known as CEI Technologies Pte Ltd, Singapore Engineering Software Pte Ltd (SES) and ST Training & Simulation Pte Ltd, then known as ST Simulation Systems Pte Ltd
- ST Electronics comes under the umbrella of Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering), an amalgamated engineering arm of the Singapore Technologies Group. ST Engineering is the largest engineering company on the Singapore Exchange
- ST Electronics established its presence in Malaysia with a wholly owned subsidiary, SEEL Electronics & Engineering Sdn Bhd.
- Asia-Pacific Training and Simulation (APTS) is set up, together with its joint venture partners British Aerospace and Singapore British Engineering
- ST Electronics shares are listed on the Singapore Exchange. The initial shares offered for sale by ST Electronics are oversubscribed 188 times
- Singapore Technologies Holdings is restructured. ST Electronics is transferred from Aerospace to the industrial sector of Singapore Technologies (formerly Sheng-Li) under STIC
- ST Electronics moves full scale into proprietary products development, resulting in the set up of the Product Development Department
- The need to develop more engineering depth particularly in the field of software development for real-time command and control systems sees the formation of Singapore Engineering Software Pte Ltd with Ericsson Radio System AB of Sweden
- ST Electronics relocates from Sembawang Shipyard (head office), Sheng-Li House (Systems Division) and Dover Road (Communications Workshop) to the present Ang Mo Kio premise
- ST Electronics reorganised into five divisions : Radar Systems, Engineering Software, Communications Systems, Industrial Systems and Marketing. This achieves better technological focus and depth in each of the operating divisions
- In a major restructuring exercise carried out by Sheng-Li Holdings, the entire SEEL Aviation Division almalgamated with SAMCO's aircraft component repair business to form a new company called Singapore Aero-Components Overhaul Company (SACO), under the parent company, Singapore Aircraft Industries. (SAI)
- ST Electronics set up the Aircraft Instruments overhaul facility. The well-equipped facility with supporting stores provided hangar service and workshop service for all types of communication and navigational equipment on board aircraft
- ST Electronics decided to move into aviation electronics which was seen as a growing business in line with the lively offshore oil exploration activity. The avionics facility was opened in Seletar Airbase.
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Singapore Technologies Electronics Limited (ST Electronics), then known as Singapore Electronic & Engineering Pte Ltd (SEEL) is established as a Company. With Philips Industries of Australia as managing agents, the company starts operations with about 220 local staff and a dozen UK civilians and naval experts
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Commences operation at the British Royal Naval Dockyard in Sembawang, formerly known as the Weapons and Radio Organisation. ST Electronics is mainly involved in the maintenance of electronic equipment
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