The Dutch brewer Heineken will phase down large-scale production at its Tuas brewery in Singapore by the end of 2027 as part of a shift to a new supply model, the company stated in a press release on Tuesday.
The company said its subsidiary Asia Pacific Breweries Singapore will move to an import-based model, supported by Heineken breweries across the region.
Production will be reallocated to existing facilities in Malaysia and Vietnam.
Singapore to remain regional hub
Despite the changes, Singapore will continue to play a central role in Heineken’s regional operations.
The Tuas site will be redeveloped to support logistics and innovation, including a pilot brewery. Singapore will also remain the global home of Tiger Beer, with brand leadership and research and development based in the country.
Heineken said the move is part of its “EverGreen 2030” strategy and aims to support a more agile regional supply setup.
