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The fees related to the tests will be reimbursed by China’s National Healthcare Security Administration under its national basic medical insurance programme.

The agreement extends the firms’ 20-year partnership.

Its basic monthly subscriptions start from $8 a month.

Its total funding to date has hit $207.09m. Homegrown wealthtech and life insurance firm Singapore Life secured a $121.8m (US$90m) investment from Japanese firm Sumitomo Life Insurance, in a funding round that brings its total funding to $207.9m (US$153m). Through this transaction, Sumitomo Life acquired approximately 25% of the total shares in Singapore Life. “Consumers today have access to thousands of financial products and services, yet none are fully integrated and compatible to their mobile-first lifestyles. Now with the backing of Sumitomo Life, in addition to our existing shareholders who recognise this, we will reshape the way that consumers experience financial services for the better and unlock the potential of money for everyone,” Walter de Oude, founder and CEO of Singapore Life, said. Through the funding, Singapore Life eyes to create a connected consumer financial journey and interface, from life insurance to money and wealth management. The investment follows earlier funding rounds from Aflac Incorporated and Aberdeen Asset Management in early 2019. “We foresee rapid growth in the life insurance markets in Southeast Asia and Singapore in particular,” Masahiro Hashimoto, president and CEO of Sumitomo Life, said. 

The net proceeds will finance its borrowings, expansions and capital expenditure.

Customs-certified firms will undergo less documentary and cargo inspections.

As at 27 June, Salacca will own and control 88.13% of the total number of Boardroom shares.

It has recorded pre-tax profits of $635,431.68 based on consolidated audited accounts in February 2019.

It will design and construct long-distance distribution steam pipelines and a smart energy station for State Power Investment Corporation.

The 5,853.1-sqm property in Bukit Panjang was originally put up for sale on 29 November 2018.

This comprises four million ordinary shares and 16 million redeemable convertible preference shares.

Customers can choose a mortgage insurance premium running from 10-30 years.

The IT/ITES SEZ development has a total net leasable area up to 1.8m sqft.

The price tag represents a premium rate of 8.8%.

The 238-km2 concession area in northwestern Madagascar was acquired through a 60% stake in Tantalum Holding Mauritius.

The properties, with individual land titles, sit on a combined land area of about 3,870 sqft.