ComfortDelGro

ComfortDelGro is one of the world’s largest land transport companies headquartered in Singapore. The Group also has operations in China, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, Vietnam, and Malaysia.
See below for the Latest ComfortDelGro News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary. 

Market Update: STI down 0.92%

The Straits Time Index closed at 3.080.73, or down 0.92%, on the last Friday of August.

Market Update: STI down 0.92%

The Straits Time Index closed at 3.080.73, or down 0.92%, on the last Friday of August.

Market Update: STI up 0.07%

DairyFarm, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, and DBS were seen with the most growth today.

Market Update: STI Up 0.56%

SATS, DairyFarm, and Capitaland were seen with the least growth today.

Market Update: STI Down 0.96%

SATS and Ascendas REIT lead with the most growth today.

ComfortDelGro set to infiltrate Australian stock market

This is a result of a successful two-week roadshow that introduced the company to its investors. 

ComfortDelGro to continue recovery with $134.6 EBIT

This is a 23x YoY increase from the previous year. 

Market Update: STI Down 0.52%

CityDev, ComfortDelGro, and ThaiBev lead with the most growth today.

Market Update: STI down -0.06%

Most shares traded sideways on Friday, 23 July.

Market Update: STI down 0.48%

ThaiBev was the biggest gainer.

Market Update: STI up 0.3%

Keppel DC REIT saw the sharpest decline during Wednesday's trading, with a 0.78% drop.

Market Update: STI down 0.15%

Singapore Airport Terminal Services saw the sharpest decline during Monday's trading, with a 1.21% drop.

Market Update: STI up 0.29%

Sembcorp Industries saw the sharpest decline during Thursday's trading, with a 1.38% drop.

ComfortDelGro forms umbrella division for its transport and lifestyle businesses

Private Mobility Group, a new division under ComfortDelGro, will handle the group’s taxi, private vehicle rental and lifestyle businesses.

Is ComfortDelGro’s speedy share price rally sustainable?

The stock breached its 52-week high in late January.

CDG divests two subsidiaries in China for S$22.4m

Shenyang bus and Suzhou taxi subsidiaries sold.