OCBC partners Gardens by the Bay
OCBC BANK VENUE SPONSORSHIP GARDENS BY THE BAY
Singapore - OCBC Bank will be the sponsor of Gardens by the Bay's Supertree aerial walkway and a light and sound show when the horticultural attraction officially opens to the public on 29 June.
The bank has donated S$8 million to the two highlights now named the OCBC Skyway and OCBC Light and Sound Show respectively.
The OCBC Skyway is a 128-metre aerial walkway suspended 22 metres above the ground between two Supertrees in Gardens' outdoor area.
Its sponsorship includes the production of the light and sound show which will be unveiled as part of the opening programme for Gardens by the Bay, and also made available each night from 2 July.
"OCBC Bank has always recognised that our success depends on the support of the community that we operate in," Chief executive officer Samuel Tsien said.
"Through our sponsorship, we would like to thank the community for their support and to affirm our commitment to our home country."
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