The Group received the World Class Winner of the Global Performance Excellence Award. This international award was given out by the Asia Pacific Quality Organisation to only two Singapore companies.

ST Aerospace expanded into VIP completion market with the launch of AERIA Luxury Interiors.

ST Aerospace formed alliance with Madrid Aerospace Services to provide global landing gear maintenance services.

ST Aerospace established ST Aerospace Rotables, a global asset services company.

ST Electronics embarked on more in-depth Research and Development (R&D) activities in Smart Utilities solutions and technologies with the support of the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) to focus on enhancing smart resource management, distribution and consumption management of utilities (electricity, water and gas).

ST Electronics’ subsidiary, ST Electronics (InfoSecurity), was named an International CES Innovations 2012 Design and Engineering Awards Honoree for its DigiSAFE DiskCrypt product. The DigiSAFE DiskCrypt Mobile was also awarded this honour in 2010. The award serves to recognise outstanding design and engineering in cutting edge consumer electronics products across 32 product categories.

Land Systems sector's TERREX 8x8 Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) came into its own in the international APC space, by being one of only four 8x8 vehicles accepted by the US Marine Corps for the demonstration and studies phase of the Marine Personnel Carrier programme.

ST Kinetics achieved its 45th year of establishment. It celebrated its growth from a pioneer indigenous defence company into one of Asia's leading land systems and specialty vehicles company it is today.

ST Kinetics launches the ExtremV, an advanced all-terrain tracked emergency vehicle specially customised for disaster relief and rescue missions.

ST Kinetics and Republic Polytechnic launched the Advanced Engineering Composite Lab for the advancement of composite material research.

VT Halter Marine, in partnership with DCNS submitted a proposal to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for the design and construction of the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) offshore patrol cutter (OPC). The USCG plans to acquire as many as 25 OPCs to replace its existing fleet of 28 vessels built between 1964 and 1991.

VT Halter Marine becomes a member of the IMAGE program with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The ICE Mutual Agreement between Government and Employers (IMAGE) provides businesses an opportunity to partner with the agency to develop a more secure and stable workforce.

ST Marine secured its single largest naval export contract with the award of a shipbuilding contract worth about S$880m from the Royal Navy of Oman, to design and build four patrol vessels.

ST Marine partnered with Swedish Kockums AB, to form Fortis Marine Solutions Pte. Ltd. with the primary objective of providing a higher level in-country capability in the refitting and life cycle support services for the submarine fleet.

ST Marine delivered the 141m Landing Platform Dock (LPD), which it designed and built for the Royal Thai Navy.

ST Aerospace’s facility in Mobile, Alabama celebrated 20 years of excellence and the redelivery of over 4,000 aircraft over two decades.

ST Aerospace partnered with Marubeni Corporation to set up engine leasing business.

ST Aerospace became the first independent MRO company to be declared a TRUEngine^TM service provider.

ST Electronics partnered with Changi Airport to implement Agil Fence Perimeter Intrusion Detection System, the first-of-its-kind, made in Singapore product to strengthen Changi Airport security capabilities.

ST Electronics was appointed by the Public Utilities Board (PUB), Singapore's national water agency, for consultancy services, and to develop and implement parts of an Intelligent Water Management System (IWMS) for Singapore.

ST Electronics formed joint venture with Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and DSO National Laboratories (DSO) to design, develop and produce advanced earth observation satellites.

US subsidiary, iDirect Government Technologies received US government's approved Proxy Agreement, enabling it to pursue classified government and military contracts.

ST Kinetics completed the delivery of over 100 Warthogs to the UK Ministry of Defence, its first military vehicle sale to a developed country.

ST Kinetics made foray into the city bus segment, winning contract to supply MAN A22 buses to SMRT Buses Ltd.

ST Kinetics, in partnership with Singapore Polytechnic, launched the SP-STK Robotics Laboratory to develop infrastructure-based navigation technologies for Automated Guided Vehicle applications.

Marine sector gained a stronger foothold in the Offshore Support Vessels market, securing contracts for 12 vessels in the year.

ST Marine extended its in-house engineering design capability outside of Singapore, with the set up of an office in Wuhan, China to provide engineering and consultancy services for domestic and international maritime customers.

ST Aerospace gained 100% control of ST Aerospace Academy, the first non-airline affiliated flight training organisation in Singapore that offers commercial pilot training services to network airlines, LCCs and individuals.

ST Aerospace set up commercial aircraft heavy maintenance facility in Guangzhou, China with Guangdong Airport Management Corporation, as part of its effort to increase capacity and capability.

ST Electronics expanded its market reach to more than 100 countries.

Land Systems sector ventured into India with the set up of specialty vehicles company in Bangalore to market and manufacture a range of construction equipment.

Land Systems unified its three existing brands of construction equipment in China, under new marketing brand TRXBUILD.

Marine sector ended the year by crossing the billion-dollar mark with turnover of S$1.04b, fuelled by stronger sales in all three segments of its business.

Marine sector’s environmental engineering business made further inroads into the Asia Pacific region, scoring two significant contracts in Brunei and China.

ST Marine set up Hovertrans Solutions Pte Ltd. with Hovertransport Consultants Ltd and Clearstone Investments LLC to exploit the use of hoverbarges for heavy lift in difficult terrain in the global oil and gas and specialist transportation industries.

ST Aerospace strengthened its presence in China with the set up of an engine MRO facility inXiamen, to provide MRO and total support services for the CFM56-5B and CFM56-7B engines that power narrow-body aircraft.

ST Aerospace added CFM56-5B engines as a new product range to strengthen the capability of its engine business, and to complement services for Airbus A320 customers.

ST Electronics gained its first project in Tanzania with a contract to install a Tower Simulator for the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority.

ST Kinetics extended its operations to Mexico through JV company, GFM Maquinaria, S.A.P.I. de C.V., to expand the sale and distribution of its specialty vehicles for construction or mining industries.

ST Kinetics launched Singapore’s first commercial diesel-electric hybrid bus and the world’s first hybrid hydraulic drive enhanced port prime mover.

ST Kinetics expanded its presence inChinawith the acquisitions of two leading companies inChina’s road construction and maintenance equipment market. The acquisitions, its third and fourth in China, were in line with its strategy to grow its specialty vehicle business.

ST Marine became the first Singapore based shipbuilding company to receive the ShipPax Award for its first Roll-on Roll-off vessel (RoRo), City of Hamburg, in the RoRo concept category.

ST Engineering planted 2008 trees at Admiralty Park as part of its CSR effort and inaugural Green Month.

ST Engineering renamed iDirect Inc. to VT iDirect Inc.

ST Aerospace formed a landing gear MRO JV, "Madrid Aerospace Services S.L." (MAeS), with Iberia in Madrid, Spain.

ST Aerospace established ST Aerospace Technologies (Xiamen) Company (STATCO), second engine MRO located in China.

ST Aerospace renamed SAS Component to ST Aerospace Solutions (Europe) A/S (STA Solutions) and acquired 100% shareholding.

ST Electronics secured S$86m contract to provide integrated security system, IT infrastructure system and carpark guigance & payment system to Resorts World at Sentosa (RWS).

ST Electronics won S$160m communications & integrated supervisory control contracts from LTA.

ST Electronics awarded S$112m contract from LTA for the supply og Half Height Platform Screen Doors and its associated works for all existing elevated MRT stations.

ST Electronics set up research and development centre in Interactive Media.

ST Electronics set up joint venture in Kazakhstan to focus on education projects.

ST Electronics awarded FutureSchools@Singapore Project.

ST Electronics awarded $36.7m contract by Thales Australia for air traffic control system.

ST Electronics acquired Antycip Simulation.

iDirect named 2008 Teleport Technology of the Year by World Teleport Association.

ST Electronics completed acquisition of Telematics Wireless.

ST Kinetics secured £185m contract to supply Bronco All Terrain Tracked Carriers and 40mm ammunition to UK Ministry of Defence.

ST Kinetics signed memorandum of collaboration with Singapore Polytechnic to set up Solar Energy Test-Bedding Application Centre.

ST Kinetics' joint venture company, Advanced Technology Research, and Nanyang Technology University launched Southeast Asia's first Cold Spray Research Centre.

ST Kinetics commenced redevelopment of its premises at Jalan Boon Lay and Chin Bee Road.

ST Kinetics expanded into Latin America with the set up of wholly-owned subsidiary in Mexico, VT Specialised Vehicles, S.A. de. C.V. (VT SVM).

ST Marine secured a S$30m contract to design and build a seismic survey vessel.

ST Marine won a S$200m contract to design and build Landing Platform Dock.

VT Halter Marine secured Phase II of Fast Missile Craft Project and added further US406.5m to total contract value.

ST Marine and DCNS jointly delivered sixth and last Formidable-Class Frigate to Singapore Navy.

ST Marine secured S$127.7m contract to build and outfit a diving support vessel.

ST Marine set up wholly-owned subsidiary in China to focus on environmental engineering.

ST Marine signed JV agreement with James Fisher Defence for submarine rescue contract.

ST Marine launched First RoRo - First in Singapore's history.

ST Engineering celebrated its 40th Anniversary.

ST Aerospace established first export and import facility, Guangzhou Aerospace Technologies and Engineering (GATE), in Guangzhou, China.

ST Aerospace set up ST Aviation Training Academy (STATA) to offer commercial pilot training in Australia.

iDirect set up wholly owned subsidiary, iDirect Government Technologies (iGT) in the US to expand government business.

ST Electronics launched smallest 1.2m maritime VSAT antenna at CommunicAsia 2007.

ST Electronics won S$68.5m MRT contract for Taiwan's Taoyuan International Airport.

ST Electronics awarded S$255m shared services contract from MINDEF and incorporated new subsidiary to focus on e-Government services.

ST Kinetics launched its first Commercial Articulated Vehicle.

ST Marine won US$254m contract to build three tank barges for Crowley Maritime.

ST Marine secured S$168m contract to build Ropax Ferry for Louis Dreyfus Armateurs.

ST Marine won US$41.5m contract modification for Egyptian Fast Missile Craft Project.

ST Marine awarded S$400m submarine rescue contract by Singapore Navy.

ST Engineering's joint venture company in Kazakhstan, Kaz-ST Engineering Bastau (KSTEB) won additional US$9.5m (about $15m) order for multimedia classrooms.

ST Engineering quarterly turnover crosses billion-dollar mark.

ST Aerospace expanded into Europe market with the acquisition of SAS Component A/S in Copenhagen.

ST Electronics (Info-Software Systems) awarded a contract to provide an Information Sharing Network System for the Regional Cooperating Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP) information sharing centre.  The ReCAAP is hosted by Singapore.

ST Electronics increased its shareholding and acquires Transys Pte Ltd as wholly-owned subsidiary.

ST Electronics leads Singapore companies in a consortium formed to pursue infrastructural projects in the Middle East.

ST Electronics won an approximately RMB78.56m (about $15.9m) mass transit system contract in Beijing, People's Republic of China to provide an Integrated Traffic Command Centre System for the rapidly growing Beijing mass transit network.

ST Electronics acquired 70% equity in PM-B Pte Ltd.

ST Electronics signed MOU with Tata Consultancy Services to work together to deliver advanced IT solutions to the Asia Pacific region.

ST Kinetics signed JV agreement with BF Utilities Limited, a company of the Kalyani Group to set up defence company in India.

ST Kinetics' new Bionix Mk II (BXII) infantry fighting vehicle commissioned into service with the Singapore Armed Forces and is integrated with a Battlefield Management System (BMS) and network-centric wireless communications systems.

ST Kinetics and DSO incorporate joint venture for R&D.

VT LeeBoy, a US-based leading manufacturer of road construction and maintenance equipment, was acquired by VT Land Systems.

ST Marine secured contract to convert a platform supply vessel to a seismic research vessel.

ST Marine launched the first container vessel for Transworld Group.

ST Marine delivered the first locally-built "RSS Intrepid" to Republic of Singapore Navy.

ST Marine won contract to modify cutter suction dredger.

ST Marine secured contract to convert fishing trawler to a seismic research vessel.

ST Marine won contracts to build vessels for transporting Airbus aircraft components.

ST Kinetics' STAR Automotive Centres commenced operations in Hangzhou and Guangzhou.

ST Marine's US Operations, VT Halter Marine Inc., secured design contract for Egyptian Navy Fast Missile Craft.

VT Electronic, Inc. acquired iDirect, a US manufacturer of two-way internet protocol-based broadband satellite networking solutions.

ST Kinetics subsidiary set up a joint venture, Guizhou Jonyang Kinetics Co., Ltd, to design, manufacture and distribute excavators and specialty vehicles for the construction, mining and related industries.

ST Kinetics' Pegasus lightweight howitzer commissioned into service with the Singapore Artillery.

ST Electronics signed collaboration with Nelvana of Canada and Media Development Authority of Singapore to produce 3D animation series.

ST Kinetics' Spider Light Strike Vehicle among 23 finalists in the prestigious US Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge.

VT Land Systems acquired Specialize Vehicles Corporation, a US manufacturer of specialised truck bodies and trailer.

ST Engineering and Nanyang Technologies University set up Intelligent Systems Centre, or IntelliSys, for R&D in intelligent systems in Singapore.

ST Electronics rebranding of its businesses to strengthen marketing positioning.

ST Electronics launched miniV, the world's smallest portable Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) in its class.

ST Electronics awarded US$5.3 million to supply e-Government solutions to the Government of Maldives for Infocommunication Network.

ST Electronics acquired 50.05% stake in Chartered Electro-Optics.

ST Electronics won two contracts worth a total of US$30 million contract to provide 720 multimedia classrooms in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

ST Electronics commissioned e_Government solutions for Botswana; Pay As You Earn(PAYE), Other Withholding Taxes (OWHT) and Crime & Criminal Recording System.

ST Engineering & MOM launched inaugural Safety Helmet Creative Awards to showcase student's creative talents and promote safety awareness at the workplace.

ST Engineering signed agreement to set up joint venture with Kazakhstan Engineering to address the growing Central Asia region.

STARCO, ST Aerospace's joint venture with China Eastern Airlines, commenced operations in Shanghai.

Beijing Zhonghuan Kinetics began operations with the production of off-road dump trucks.

ST Engineering formed Executive Office, comprising President and CEO, and two Deputy CEOs to focus on growth and globalisation.

VT Kinetics acquired Miltope Group Inc., a US manufacturer of militarised and rugged equipment for military and commercial applications.  Renamed as Miltope Corporation.

ST Kinetics and Beijing Heavy Duty Truck Plant set up a joint venture, Beijing Zhonghuan Kinetics Heavy Vehicles Co. Ltd., to design and produce specialised heavy commercial and industrial vehicles for the construction industry in China.

ST Kinetics' Primus self propelled howitzer commissioned into service with the Singapore Artillary.

VT Halter Marine was formed with the acquisition of Friede Goldman Halter Marine in the US, a world renowed builder of naval and commercial vessels.

San Antonio Aerospace was formed with the acquisition of Dee Howard Aerospace, one of the US premier independent aircraft maintenance and modification facilities.

ST Aerospace and FR Aviation, a subsidiary of Cobham plc, set up Bournemouth Aviation Services Company (BASCO) in Bournemouth, UK to provide commercial aircraft heavy maintenance services.

ST Engineering Defence Business Group was formed to give focus and integration into the defence business. FusionWorks was created as the Advanced Engineering Centre within ST Engineering to develop future technologies.

ST Engineering appointed a Chief Technology Officer to spearhead the Group's technology strategies.

ST Kinetics' Bronco All Terrain Tracked Vehicle was commissioned into service with the Singapore Army.

ST Engineering established US headquarter in Virginia, Vision Technologies Systems (VT Systems), to consolidate operations, and became a wholly owned subsidiary of ST Engineering.

ST Engineering acquired Chartered Industries of Singapore (CIS) through ST Auto to form Singapore Technologies Kinetics (ST Kinetics), its land systems arm.

ST Kinetics' Bionix Infantry Carrier Vehicle, a finalist in the the US Army's Interim Armoured Vehicle (IAV) programme.

12 Board Committees were formed, including the R&D Committee. Quarterly reporting was introduced.

ST Aerospace, ST Electronics, ST Auto, and ST Marine merged to form Singapore Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering), a S$2 billion listed holding company

Singapore Technologies Electronics (ST Electronics) and Singapore Technologies Automotive (ST Auto) were publicly listed.

Singapore Technologies Aerospace (ST Aerospace) and Singapore Technologies Marine (ST Marine) were publicly listed.

Singapore Technologies Aerospace Pte Ltd was formed to support the Republic of Singapore Air Force.

Singapore Technologies Automotive Pte Ltd. was formed.

Incorporation of Singapore Electronic & Engineering Pte Ltd (SEEL), forerunner of ST Electronics, providing electronics support at Sembawang.

Incorporation of Singapore Shipbuilding & Engineering Pte Ltd on 7 May 1968, now known as ST Marine.

Incorporation of Chartered Industries of Singapore Pte Ltd - a pioneer indigenous defence company making ordnance for the Singapore Armed Forces.