Our Philosophy
Much like an iceberg, the true strength of our enterprise lies beneath the surface — grounded in rigorous analysis, strategic patience, and operational resilience. We believe sustainable success is built on unseen foundations: discipline, due diligence, and the ability to navigate uncertainty with composure and precision.
Our approach is guided by four core principles:
- Capital Preservation
- Risk-Adjusted Returns
- Operational Excellence
- Discretion and Integrity
Environmental, Social, and Governance
Discipline, Dedication, and Development Beyond Business
At Iceberg Holdings, we believe corporate responsibility goes hand in hand with corporate success. Our ESG efforts focus on sports and education — two powerful avenues for instilling discipline, building resilience, and empowering individuals and communities.
Through strategic sponsorships and meaningful grassroots initiatives, we are proud to support programs that reflect our core values:
- Futsal Team Sponsorship in Myanmar
Encouraging youth participation in structured, team-based sports. - Sponsorship of Aung La N Sang’s MMA Fight
Supporting national icons who inspire through discipline and perseverance. - Surfing and Wakeboarding Competitions in Myanmar
Promoting alternative sports and active lifestyles across emerging communities. - Meal Sponsorships for Grab Drivers During COVID-19 (Singapore)
Providing relief to essential workers through direct food support. - Bread Donations in Partnership with Ascending Hope & Sweetlands Bread & Bakery
Iceberg has committed to a year-long supply of fresh traditional bread to underprivileged recipients in collaboration with community partners. - Community Feeding Initiatives with Makansutra Gluttons Bay
Supporting diverse food donations from hawkers and staff to benefit low-income groups. - “Give & Take” Program with People’s Association and Central Singapore CDC
Fostering inclusive growth and social development through local community platforms.
We are committed to expanding our impact, not just in boardrooms and markets — but in lives, communities, and futures.