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In late 2019, SWAT launched in Vietnam our employee transport solution for a large industrial park. We provide the technology behind the new demand-responsive park shuttles.

SWAT entered the Indonesia market with a bus shuttle solution earlier this week, launching with a major private transport operator who is looking to increase market share in the bus industry.

SWAT is the only Singaporean startup among the 16 mobility startups accepted into the latest Winter/Spring 2020 Batch of the Plug and Play Japan accelerator program.

SWAT is proud to share that we have won the Gold award for the category of Best HR Tech Start-Up Company this year.

Since March 2019, employees of Sembcorp Marine, have been commuting between their homes and worksite using SWAT’s employee transport service powered by demand-responsive, shared transport technology.

SWAT signed a MoU with Chinese bus company Guangzhou No. 3 Bus Co. as a show of commitment to collaborate on a pilot of on-demand shared bus services at the 10th Singapore-Guangdong Collaboration Council.

Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) implemented a creative digital payment platform called Opal Connect.

In closing its Series A funding, SWAT has seen strong interest totaling US$10.1m, in a round led by The University of Tokyo Edge Capital (UTEC) 4 Limited Partnership with participation from 7 other investors.

Sembcorp Marine, our client, won the Silver award for the category “Excellence in HR Innovation” at the HR Excellence Award. The award was to recognise their improvement in employee transport, implemented with SWAT’s technology.

This week, SWAT launched a trial for transport of overnight staff at the leading ground handler and in-flight catering service provider at Singapore Changi Airport, with hundreds of employees working the overnight shift in a given day.

SWAT rolled out our innovative tech transport solution for a large hospitality client to offer late-night transport for their overnight staff.