The winners of the first-ever Supply Chain Excellence Awards APAC (Asia Pacific) have been revealed at the Four Points by Sheraton Singapore, Riverview, marking the programme’s latest global expansion following editions in the USA and Middle East & Africa (MEA).

In total, 50 entries from 44 companies were shortlisted across 14 categories for the APAC awards, ranging from high-growth innovators to household names.

In Singapore, more than 80 attendees representing 14 countries across the APAC region joined the celebration of innovation, resilience and sustainable supply chain performance.

The ceremony, organised by the publisher of Logistics Manager, Akabo Media, and sponsored by Aurora Insights, continues the awards’ mission to spotlight proven, scalable supply chain improvements.

“Across 14 categories, the field spanned retail and e-commerce, food and drink, healthcare and pharma, manufacturing, energy and resources, technology and telecoms, ports and shipping, logistics, 3PL and cold chain,” said John Thornton, editor-in-Chief of Logistics Manager, in his opening remarks.

He also thanked an independent 20-strong judging panel drawn from brands, manufacturers, logistics specialists, technology providers and academia.

Launched in London in 1996, the Supply Chain Excellence Awards now run across multiple regions.

The second annual USA edition took place last month in Miami, while the MEA edition premiered in Abu Dhabi in May – both reflecting the programme’s rigorous judging and sector breadth.

In Singapore, Thornton noted the APAC region’s role in building faster, greener, smarter supply chains.

Full list of winners

Industry Sector Categories

• The Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Excellence Award: Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi

• The Manufacturing Supply Chain Excellence Award: PT Vale Indonesia

• The Food & Drink Supply Chain Excellence Award: Fonterra Brands Philippines

• The Retail & E-Commerce Supply Chain Excellence Award: Zespri with SAP, Accenture, Fair Consulting & Camunda

Transport Categories

• The Cargo Operator Award: AAL Shipping with DB Schenker, MSCI & Konecranes

• The Supply Chain Hub Award: PSA Singapore

• The Clean Transport Award: Toll Group

Supply Chain Categories

• The Aurora Insights Digital Transformation Award: Keysight Technologies

• The Supply Chain Visibility Award: AUO Corporation

• The Sustainable Supply Chain Award: Shell Singapore

• The Warehouse Initiative Award: ACE Hardware Philippines

• The The Supply Chain Innovation Award: Cuber AI Technologies

• The Supply Chain Operations Award: Unipart

• The Supply Chain Product Award: Askul & Geekplus

It was also announced that Supply Chain Excellence Awards APAC will return to Singapore on 30 November 2026 alongside the launch of IntraLogisteX at Singapore Expo on 2-3 December 2026 – a brand-new two-day trade show built for a region where intralogistics and materials handling are racing toward a US$50bn market by 2030.

“Singapore, long a crucial node on the global logistics map, pairs world-class infrastructure with a deep embrace of automation and AI, making it the natural stage for two focused days of technology showcases, practitioner-led seminars and high-value business networking,” said Thornton.