M3 SG Pte Ltd, the holding company of Sin Chew Woodpaq Pte Ltd, a logistics provider in Singapore, has signed and secured a strategic investment from Heliconia Capital Management to accelerate regional expansion and innovation in specialized logistics solutions.

Sin Chew Woodpaq said in a statement on last Thursday that this partnership enhances the firm’s capabilities in engineering and precision handling to meet the rising demand for specialized logistics in high-tech industries such as semiconductors, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing—sectors that require highly customized logistics and packaging solutions to protect sensitive, high-value equipment.

“Our focus has always been on staying ahead of the evolving and growing needs of high-tech industries. With Heliconia’s strategic support, we now have the valuable opportunity to scale our efforts inorganically and organically, and further strengthen our engineering and precision handling logistics capabilities to meet the regional market demands,

“Importantly, this partnership goes beyond investment—it’s a shared vision. Together, we aim to advance Singapore’s logistics landscape and deliver world-class solutions to support the continued growth and success of high-tech industries in the region,” said Calvin Goh, Chief Executive Officer of Sin Chew Woodpaq and M3 SG.

Beyond its current operations in Singapore and Johor Bahru, Malaysia, Sin Chew Woodpaq plans to expand into major port locations across Malaysia and Thailand—markets with fast-growing semiconductor sectors projected to reach $18.54 billion in 2025 and $11.51 billion in revenue respectively by 2025.

To complement its regional expansion, the company, via M3 SG, will explore strategic acquisitions in other specialized logistic companies.

It will also explore companies in adjacent fields such as specialized packaging, and equipment commissioning and testing.

To support its growth and innovation roadmap, Sin Chew Woodpaq aims to double its workforce over the next five years, with a focus on developing industry-ready talent through proprietary training.

The company will also bolster its in-house R&D team to enhance engineering protections for critical cargo—designing packaging systems with superior durability, cushioning, and contamination control to reduce risks and avoid costly delays.

By 2026, the company targets to expand its physical presence in Singapore with a new 300,000 square feet production facility featuring an advanced manufacturing consolidation and logistics hub, complete with temperature and humidity-controlled environments for semiconductor equipment integration during both pre-shipment and post-shipment staging.

This will help customers maximize turnaround, minimize downtime, and optimize their supply chains by ensuring their critical equipment is properly staged, tested, and protected before deployment.

“Our upcoming facility will serve as a central hub for integrating future acquisitions, enabling us to tap into a larger market while driving operational efficiency and achieving economies of scale,

“With Heliconia’s extensive network and strategic insights, we are well poised to expand our reach and strengthen our presence in the specialized logistics industry,” Goh added.

Meanwhile, Oliver Wong, Chief Investment Officer of Heliconia Capital Management, has expressed confidence in Sin Chew Woodpaq’s growth potential.

“Sin Chew Woodpaq has built a strong reputation in specialised logistics in Singapore,

“Their commitment to regional growth, innovation and sustainability aligns with our vision of supporting promising enterprises to scale up and become champions in Southeast Asia,” he said.

With over 50 years of expertise, Sin Chew Woodpaq is a provider of integrated packaging and logistics solutions for high-value industrial sectors.

The company employs over 260 people across Singapore and Malaysia, delivering end-to-end services—from engineering design and high-purity protective packaging to contamination-controlled transport, storage, and material treatment.

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