One of South Korea’s biggest entertainment companies, SM Entertainment, is setting up its South-east Asian headquarters in Singapore as part of its expansion plans in the region, according to a report on news portal CNBC on Wednesday.
It plans to launch retail businesses, including cafes, merchandise stores and pop-up exhibitions in Singapore.
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