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Payment delays among local firms hit a three year low in 3Q2024: SCCB

Cherlyn Yeoh
Cherlyn Yeoh • 4 min read
Payment delays among local firms hit a three year low in 3Q2024: SCCB
Overall improvement in payment performance in 3Q2024 is a sign of greater financial prudence, says SCCB’s CEO. Photo: Bloomberg
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Payment delays among local companies have hit a three-year low and slow payments improved for the fifth consecutive quarter in 3Q2024, according to a report released by the Singapore Commercial Credit Bureau (SCCB) on Oct 7. 

SCCB is a subsidiary under the Credit Bureau Asia (SGX:TCU) (CBA), a credit and risk information solutions provider in Southeast Asia. It monitors more than 2.4 million payment transactions in which data is contributed by local Singaporean firms. 

According to the report, slow payments fell by another 0.07 percentage points (ppts), from 44.07% in 2Q2024 to 44% in 3Q2024. On a y-o-y basis, slow payments fell by 0.25 ppts from 44.25% in 3Q2023 to 44% in 3Q2024. 

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