Building & Engineering
Tee International to delist from SGX-Mainboard on 16 February
The company will exist as an unlisted public limited company with all its shareholders.
Boustead Projects to delist from SGX Mainboard on 9 February
The company will delist with no compulsory acquisition.
Pan-United’s profit soars 56% YoY to $36.3m in FY23
The increase gave the company’s basic earnings per share a 56% YoY boost.
Exit offer for Boustead Projects closes
It received valid acceptances amounting to 74,998,330 shares.
Seatrium bags $400m sustainability loan from UOB
Last year, the group secured over $2b worth of sustainability-linked loans.
SGX reprimands Tee International and former Group CEO for breaching listing rules
The company breached three listing rules.
Gov’t to introduce enhancements to Standard Consultancy Agreement
The changes will maintain fair and timely pay for consultants in public-sector projects, amongst others.
Singapore seeks to mitigate rising sea levels, hotter temperatures
Amongst climate mitigation plans include reclaiming around 800 hectares of land.
Alpina secured $34.2m worth of new contracts in 2H23
The contracts cover a total of 6 projects.
Seatrium OSS platform project contract cancelled
The project is worth over $250m.
Seatrium wins contract to construct Shell’s semi-submersible FPU
The FPU will produce 90,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
Zheng Le takes helm as deputy CEO of Tee International
He will also take over the executive director post.
What are Singaporeans’ preferred home design features?
Experts say homeowners are embracing a fusion of timeless elegance and contemporary innovation.
LTA taps Aurecon for engineering role on Tuas region industrial development
The study will support the sustainable development of the Tuas region.
Keppel Corporation rolls out changes to its board
The board changes will take effect from 1 January 2024.
ST Engineering unit bags contract to upgrade Formidable-class frigates of MINDEF
The company expects to complete the upgrade of the first frigate in 2028.
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