Australia-Singapore Cable (Singapore)

Operates a high-capacity subsea cable system linking Australia and Singapore, providing reliable international connectivity for businesses,…

Registered address
9 Raffles Place, Singapore 048619
Team size
201-1000
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Overview of Australia-Singapore Cable (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Specialization
Subsea Cables

Operates a high-capacity subsea cable system linking Australia and Singapore, providing reliable international connectivity for businesses, enterprises, and government clients across the Asia-Pacific region. As part of one of Australia's fastest-growing network operators, it delivers tailored business and enterprise solutions engineered to meet demanding bandwidth, latency, and resilience requirements. The company distinguishes itself through its strategic bilateral geographic footprint and a strong community commitment encompassing support for Australia's diverse cultures, the advancement of women in the industry, and active partnerships with rural and First Nations communities.

  • Recorded Singapore presence: Singapore-registered entity (UEN), Physical Singapore office
  • Address: 9 Raffles Place, Singapore 048619
  • Website: https://www.vocus.com.au/
  • Licence type: FBO

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Buyer Decision Checklist

Connectivity decisions in Singapore hinge on licensing, route diversity, and contractual SLAs far more than headline speeds. Use this checklist to separate a resilient carrier partner from a thin reseller before you commit to a 24-36 month term.

How to evaluate a telecommunications / connectivity provider in Singapore

  • Confirm the IMDA licence class behind the service: an FBO owns fibre, spectrum, and exchanges, while an SBO resells that capacity — for low-latency, mission-critical links, ask which underlying carrier actually delivers the circuit.
  • Pin down the SLA in writing — committed uptime, latency, jitter, packet loss, and a named MTTR with a credit schedule — and reject any "best effort" language for business-grade lines.
  • Ask for route and carrier diversity: verify that primary and backup paths use physically separate ducts and ideally separate carriers, not two lanes in the same conduit.
  • Lock down installation lead times and require a site survey upfront — fibre installs can run 4-12 weeks — and negotiate 30-day dual-running of old and new services to avoid a hard-cutover outage.
  • Read the termination and exit terms before signing: early-termination charges, notice periods, IMDA-mandated number portability for any fixed-line or mobile numbers, and who owns the on-site equipment at the end.
  • Map data sovereignty for voice: ask where call recordings and CDR/metadata are stored and processed, and require PDPA-compliant cross-border clauses if any of it leaves Singapore.

Verify for Australia-Singapore Cable (Singapore) Pte Ltd

  • Confirm key details directly with the vendor — this listing isn't vendor-managed yet.
  • Ask for two recent Singapore client references you can speak with.
  • Ask for a written scope of services before comparing quotes.
  • Request evidence of relevant certifications and their current validity.

Questions to ask

  • What committed uptime, latency, jitter, packet loss, and MTTR are in the SLA, and what credits apply when you miss them?
  • Are the primary and backup routes physically diverse, and which underlying FBO carries each path?
  • What are the full early-termination charges, notice period, and number-porting process if we leave?
  • What is the realistic installation lead time after a site survey, and can you guarantee dual-running during cutover?

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Profile signal score

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  • UEN recorded on profile UEN recorded 20/20
  • Owner-claimed profile No owner claim recorded 0/10
  • Recorded grant eligibility None recorded 0/15
  • Recorded CSA trustmark None / expired 0/15
  • Listed certifications None listed 0/10
  • Approved reviews No approved reviews yet 0/20
  • Profile completeness 3/10 completeness 3/10