Metro (Private) Limited
For the past 60 years, Metro has redefined the local department store concept in Singapore while raising the bar in the retail landscape. Retail business under the stewardship of the late Mr. Ong flourished and grew to become one of Singapore’s major department store chains. Metro Holdings Limited was formed in 1973 and listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore in the same year. Metro continued to grow its retail business over the years and subsequently diversified into property development, leisure, construction business.
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Metro shines at Retail Asia Awards 2024 for exceptional store achievements, innovative solutions
The company won the prestigious Department Store of the Year - Singapore accolade at the Retail Asia Awards 2024.
Metro shines at Retail Asia Awards 2024 for exceptional store achievements, innovative solutions
The company won the prestigious Department Store of the Year - Singapore accolade at the Retail Asia Awards 2024.
Metro Singapore wins Department Store of the Year award at Retail Asia Awards 2023
The award recognises the department store chain’s commitment to sustainability, community outreach, and innovative initiatives.
Metro Singapore: The Sustainable Department Store of Tomorrow
The department store is committed to promoting sustainable development that will positively impact supplier practices, employee welfare, and consumer health.
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