Wraps Up Singapore Badminton Open 2025 - Powered by JK Technology
A Week of World-Class Badminton and National Pride
The KFF Singapore Badminton Open 2025 concluded on 1 June after an electrifying week filled with world-class badminton, national pride, and celebration. Held at the iconic Singapore Indoor Stadium from 27 May to 1 June, this premier BWF World Tour Super 750 event returned with even greater energy — and JK Technology was proud to step up once again as the official presenting sponsor.
More than just elite athletic competition, this year’s tournament was a heartfelt celebration of SG60, marking Singapore’s 60th year of independence. Fans packed the arena to cheer on international stars and local heroes alike, making the event a powerful moment of sporting excellence and national unity.
Singapore’s Rising Stars Shine Bright
Among the standout moments were the strong performances from Singapore’s top badminton players, who carried the national flag with pride on home ground:
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Loh Kean Yew, Singapore’s highest-ranked men’s singles player (World Rank 10), delivered an exciting run to the quarterfinals before narrowly bowing out to France’s Christo Popov.
Result: Set 1: 21 (France) – 10 (SG), Set 2: 21 (France) – 14 (SG).
Loh’s consistent presence in the world’s top tier highlights his elite standing and promise for the future.
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In women’s singles, Yeo Jia Min (World Rank 11) showed great resilience in the Round of 16 against eventual champion An Se Young of Korea.
Result: Set 1: 21 (Korea) – 14 (SG), Set 2: 21 (Korea) – 13 (SG).
Her performance underscores her rising influence as one of Asia’s top badminton talents.
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Singapore’s mixed doubles pair, Jin Yu Jia and Hee Yong Kai Terry, also showcased their skills, although they exited in the Round of 32 against a strong Indonesian duo.
Result: Set 1: 21 (Indonesia) – 14 (SG), Set 2: 21 (Indonesia) – 9 (SG).
Their participation reflects Singapore’s ongoing commitment to growing its depth in doubles disciplines.
International Stars and a Celebration of Excellence
Dominated by powerhouse badminton nations such as Thailand and China, the tournament saw:
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Kunlavut Vitidsarn (Thailand) clinch the men’s singles gold.
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Chen Yu Fei (China) took home the women’s singles gold.
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The mixed doubles title secured by Dechapol Puavaranukroh & Supissara Paewsampran (Thailand)
The event combined thrilling international competition with passionate local support, creating an unforgettable atmosphere throughout the week.
JK Technology: Proud Sponsor of Singapore’s Sporting Spirit
As the official presenting sponsor, JK Technology is honored to support this prestigious global sporting event hosted on local soil. Our sponsorship aligns with our values of excellence, innovation, and community empowerment. Just as we deliver smart IT solutions to modern businesses, we are proud to empower athletes and events that unite and inspire Singaporeans.
The KFF Singapore Badminton Open 2025 was more than just a tournament — it was a vibrant celebration of Singapore’s journey and future potential. JK Technology is proud to have played a role in this historic SG60 milestone, and we eagerly anticipate supporting more champions on and off the court in the years ahead.