China Telecom (Asia Pacific)

China Telecom (Asia Pacific) is the regional subsidiary of China Telecom Global, headquartered in Singapore and serving 15 APAC markets…

Registered address
50 Raffles Place, Land Tower #27-01, Singapore 048623
Team size
51-200
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Overview of China Telecom (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd

Specializations
CarrierData CentreTelecom

China Telecom (Asia Pacific) is the regional subsidiary of China Telecom Global, headquartered in Singapore and serving 15 APAC markets with international connectivity, internet services, cloud infrastructure, and data-centre colocation. The company operates 230 points of presence and 95 terabits of intercontinental capacity, plus dedicated infrastructure into mainland China. CTAP is licensed as a Facilities-Based Operator by Singapore's IMDA and serves multinational corporations, financial institutions, retailers, and logistics firms needing China-Asia connectivity. Service offerings include MPLS VPN, internet transit, SD-WAN, IPLC, hosted PBX, and managed cloud services with global account management and 24/7 NOC support.

  • Recorded Singapore presence: Singapore-registered entity (UEN), Physical Singapore office
  • Address: 50 Raffles Place, Land Tower #27-01, Singapore 048623
  • Phone: +65 6339 0080
  • Website: https://www.chinatelecomasiapacific.com/
  • Capabilities: Cisco
  • Tech ecosystem: Cisco (Premier)
  • 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 China Telecom (Asia Pacific) 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?

Prepared under the TechDirectory editorial byline with review credit June C; this label is not proof of identity, credentials, or a completed human review. This directory-authored checklist is not attributed to China Telecom (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd; editorial independence has not been independently audited. Editorial standards

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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 5/10 completeness 5/10