Canada-ASEAN Business Council Revenue

International Trade and Development • Singapore, Singapore • 11-20 Employees

Canada-ASEAN Business Council revenue & valuation

Annual revenue	$1,625,545
Revenue per employee	$86,000
Estimated valuation?This valuation is estimated based on industry average for the International Trade and Development industry and current estimated revenues	$5,300,000
Total funding	No funding

Key Contacts at Canada-ASEAN Business Council

George Monize

Vice President Board Of Directors

Nicky Lung

Executive Director

Palm Nakpontong

Associate Director

Company overview

Headquarters	Singapore, Singapore
Website	canasean.com
SIC	611
Keywords	Canada, Southeast Asia, Business Development, Asean, Market Access, Canadian Exports
Founded	2012
Employees	11-20
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Canada-ASEAN Business Council Email Formats

Canada-ASEAN Business Council uses 1 email format. The most common is {first initial}.{last name} (e.g., j.doe@canasean.com), used 100% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first initial}.{last name}	j.doe@canasean.com	100%

About Canada-ASEAN Business Council

The Canada-ASEAN Business Council (CABC) was established in 2012 by private sector companies in ASEAN and is the preeminent organization with an ASEAN region-wide mandate to promote and increase trade relations between Canada and ASEAN. In 2024, the CABC was recognized as Canada’s only entity officially associated with ASEAN. The mission of CABC is simple: to to facilitate increased trade and investment in the Canada-ASEAN economic corridor, and to provide our members with concrete commercial opportunities to build and grow their companies. Since it’s founding, the CABC has produced numerous key initiatives to enhance outcomes for Canadian businesses in the region. These include the production of an Opportunities Study for Canadian Companies, and two Surveys of Canadian Business in ASEAN (2013 and 2016) to better understand the obstacles of doing business in ASEAN. CABC has also jointly produced a first-of-its-kind report detailing the specific economic benefits Canada and ASEAN could expect from a free-trade agreement between the regions. CABC hosts sector-specific events, in addition to the Canada-ASEAN Business Forum (held every 18 months). Events are held across ASEAN and Canada on a regular basis, always in response to the specific business needs of our members. CABC membership includes leading Canadian enterprises active in the ASEAN and is open to companies conducting business or considering doing business between Canada and the ASEAN region. The Council is based in Singapore and has a representative office in Montreal, Canada. The CABC is a registered not-for-profit Society in Singapore and a federal not-for-profit organisation in Canada

Employees by Management Level

Total employees: 11-20

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Employees by Department

Canada-ASEAN Business Council has 6 employees across 3 departments.

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Funding Data

Canada-ASEAN Business Council has never raised funding before.

Canada-ASEAN Business Council Tech Stack

Discover the technologies and tools that power Canada-ASEAN Business Council's digital infrastructure, from frameworks to analytics platforms.

Envoy

Reverse proxies

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Wix

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HTTP/3

Miscellaneous

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Frequently asked questions

Canada-ASEAN Business Council is located in Singapore, SG.

Canada-ASEAN Business Council generates an estimated annual revenue of $1,625,545. This revenue figure reflects the company's market position and business performance in its industry.

Canada-ASEAN Business Council has an estimated valuation of $5,300,000. This valuation is calculated based on industry-standard revenue multiples and reflects the company's growth potential and market positioning.

Canada-ASEAN Business Council was founded in 2012, making it 14 years old. The company has established itself as a significant player in its industry over this time.

Canada-ASEAN Business Council has approximately 11-20 employees. The company continues to grow its workforce to support its business operations and expansion.