SGP Pools is taking extraordinary steps to ensure their swimmers’ safety, including moving from its current venue of the National Stadium to temporary pools at Leisure Park Kallang shopping centre. The new pools will hold approximately 2.06 million gallons and seat 4800 spectators; in addition, organizers promise that this venue will feature retractable roof shelter. Furthermore, additional lifeguards and security personnel have been recruited so as to guarantee participant’s security during competition.
The new venues will host all swimming events except artistic and diving competitions which will remain at the National Stadium. According to the organising committee, these new pools will provide more comfortable conditions for athletes while meeting international standards more fully. These facilities will open their doors on April 1st with competition taking place over six days from April 6th until April 13th; residents have been assured by organizers that this change won’t disrupt their daily lives.
Singapore Pools has signed an agreement with UK Tote Group to combine its betting pools on British racing meetings with those managed by UK Tote’s pools, improving customer experience and financial returns for racing fans from both countries. Both organisations have long been partners of sport; this new arrangement further solidifies their partnership.
Singapore Pools stands as both the country’s largest lottery operator and most trusted provider, providing safe and secure gaming environments. As part of its commitment to stay ahead of digital trends and uphold strict regulatory standards, Singapore Pools has proven itself effective at stemming leakages to illegal gambling operators while simultaneously offering bettors with an accessible gaming platform.
As part of its commitment to corporate social responsibility, the company demonstrates a deep-seated sense of philanthropy and volunteerism initiatives. For its efforts in 2024, Singapore Council of Social Service awarded it with the Company of Good – 3 Hearts recognition from National Voluntary Partnership Council (NVPC), an award given out annually in order to recognize companies which excel at CSR efforts across People, Society, Governance, Environment, and Economics dimensions.
OCI also allows them to more quickly pinpoint complex issues causing outages or performance degradation, something previously difficult to do due to limited visibility into their entire IT environment. This platform has allowed the organisation to resolve problems within minutes compared to hours previously and provide superior and safer customer experiences. Furthermore, the platform minimises risk, ensures proper governance of data, and simplifies management complexity. As part of its goals to provide faster, more stable, and reliable betting experiences for its customers. Furthermore, this investment has increased the company’s capacity to support the expansion of online betting industry – an especially crucial aspect given that more individuals are seeking out bets online each day.