Vietnam-based enterprise software engineering firm Luvina Software has launched an operations hub in Singapore to drive AI-powered digital transformation and legacy system modernisation across the Asia-Pacific region.
Established as a joint venture with GleamCore, Luvina Software Singapore aims to address regional tech talent shortages and rising implementation costs by combining Singapore-based strategic advisory and corporate governance with Vietnam’s software engineering workforce.
“Singapore represents not only a new market for us but it’s also a strategic gateway for how we intend to co-create the future of enterprise technology across the region. As organisations face mounting pressure to modernise, adopt AI and scale with confidence, businesses do not simply need more technology vendors; they need trusted partners who can bridge strategy, execution and measurable outcomes,” said Le Quang Luong, Co-Founder and CEO of Luvina Software
“Through Luvina Software Singapore, we bring together Singapore’s global connectivity and governance strengths, Vietnam’s engineering excellence, and Japan’s deeply rooted standards of quality and reliability to help organisations transform with greater speed, confidence and accountability,” said Mr Ethan Lim, CEO of Luvina Software Singapore.
Founded in Hanoi in 2004, Luvina brings more than two decades of experience, a 750-strong engineering workforce, and a history of servicing major Japanese conglomerates with strict quality and compliance standards.
Its regional strategy focuses on AI-assisted software planning, coding, automated testing, and migrating enterprise clients away from legacy infrastructure.
The expansion aligns with Singapore’s broader initiative to position itself as a regional AI hub, supported by a government commitment of over S$1 billion toward National AI Research and Development between 2025 and 2030.
Having already secured more than a dozen local projects, Luvina plans to use its Singapore gateway to anchor future expansions into Australia, Europe, and the wider Southeast Asian market.
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