About
Singapore’s Digital Economy is significant and has experienced strong growth in recent years. It contributed an estimated S$106 billion or 17.3% of Singapore’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2022, up from S$58 billion or 13% of GDP in 2017. These are among several key findings published in the inaugural Singapore Digital Economy (SGDE) Report, developed by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) in partnership with the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. The report allows IMDA to assess the state of our Digital Economy and better monitor its direction and pace of change over time.
Singapore’s Digital Economy is significant and has seen remarkable growth over the years, underscoring how IMDA’s efforts in driving Singapore’s digital transformation are bearing fruit.
Mr Lew Chuen Hong
Chief Executive, IMDA
Key areas covered in the Singapore Digital Economy Report
Download the SGDE report to gain first-hand insights on:
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The contribution of the Digital Economy to GDP growth;
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Trends in tech adoption; and
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Employment of tech professionals in our workforce
IMDA’s Annual Report
Published alongside the SGDE report is IMDA’s annual report for the past Financial Year from 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023. The annual report provides a snapshot of IMDA’s efforts and achievements in steering Singapore towards a digital future in the past year.
Key areas covered in IMDA’s Annual Report
Download the annual report to gain first-hand insights on how IMDA is:
- Building a pipeline of tech talent
- Forging a digitally-enabled future for all
Understanding both reports
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Insights on Singapore’s Digital Economy as a whole
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Focuses on:
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Contribution of the Digital Economy to Singapore’s GDP growth
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Trends in tech adoption among Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
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Employment of tech professionals in our workforce