Singapore
Second Chance Properties’ net profit slipped 35.7% to $4.2m in H1
Due to increased competition and shop closures.
Second Chance Properties’ net profit slipped 35.7% to $4.2m in H1
Due to increased competition and shop closures.
Rotary Engineering bags $25m deal to construct lubricant plant in Jurong
It will be completed by April 2016.
CDL Hospitality Trusts under threat from lacklustre tourism outlook, hotel room glut
Overseas properties will be its saving grace.
SGX welcomes UOB Bullion and Futures Limited as trading member of securities market
It will now offer equity trading services.
Jurong Shipyard to construct world’s largest semi-submersible crane vessel
For Herema Offshore Services.
SGX’s 20 largest stocks averaged 12.0% return over the past year
Check out the five strongest performers.
Keppel FELS delivers eleventh jackup rig to Mexico
For national oil company Petróleos Mexicanos.
Ascendas REIT acquires the Kendall for $112m
The properties NPI yield is 6.8%.
Discover the firms that are most likely to get delisted from the SGX
Property developers dominate the list.
Hotel Properties Limited acquires 30% stake in two London properties
Both assets are worth GBP308m.
Chart of the Day: Singapore borrowers tapped USD bond market in 1Q15, raised USD1.4b in proceeds
It’s a 32.1% growth compared to 1Q14.
Daily Briefing: Grandson pays tribute to LKY; Currency volatility saves biggest loss-making apartment sale
And check out Holland Village's interesting history.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.1%
More gains are expected today.
These two districts are the new darlings of the residential leasing market
Expats are flocking to Yishun, Sembawang, and Seletar.
What ails underperforming Keppel REIT?
A rebound may be on the cards soon.
Addressing accountability skill gaps in Singapore
Toward the end of 2014, the Singapore Government released the Continuing Education and Training (CET) 2020 Masterplan that supports efforts to restructure the economy, develop a career-resilient workforce, and build deeper expertise in Singapore's personnel, with increased involvement by employers in enhancing and valuing skills.
Wei Qian quits as Mun Siong Engineering director for contracts and tendering
He opted to pursue personal interests.
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