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Singapore’s IPO market posts strongest year since 2019 with $2.1b raised
Singapore’s IPO market posts strongest year since 2019 with $2.1b raised
The standout listings, NTT DC REIT and Centurion Accommodation REIT, each raised over $650m (US$500m).
756 Upper Serangoon site launches for sale at $260m guide price
756 Upper Serangoon site launches for sale at $260m guide price
An outline planning proposal has been submitted for a scheme that includes serviced apartments and retail space.
Private leasing rises 24.2% in Q3 to four-year high
Private leasing rises 24.2% in Q3 to four-year high
Landed leasing volumes declined 7.6%, which was attributed to a smaller pool of senior expatriates and tighter housing allowances.
JTC awards $4m tender for Tuas Bay site
JTC awards $4m tender for Tuas Bay site
The land is located at Plot A Tuas Bay Drive and a site area of 6,338.1 square metres.
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding reports $2.17b YTD orders
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding reports $2.17b YTD orders
Green vessels accounted for 71% of the orderbook value delivery visibility through 2029

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Financial Services UOBAM launches gold portfolio mixing bullion, mining stocks
There’s a growing interest from retail investors for gold-linked exposure.
Insurance GPS spoofing raises costs for Singapore shipowners
Insurers must update underwriting as cyber navigation disruptions rise.
Markets & Investing What does a top Singapore CEO look like today?
Most lead the same firms they joined decades ago, rising from finance, engineering, or operations into the top job.
Coliwoo expands co-living footprint as Singapore’s foreign population grows
Its hotel and serviced apartment-based properties offer stays as short as a night or week.
Food & Beverage Can AI vending kitchens help Singapore’s restaurants survive soaring costs?
The government is looking into developing 'automated kitchens'
Food & Beverage What to know about SaladStop!’s new AI assistant, Lulu
It will debut in Singapore in November before its global launch.
Energy & Offshore Tuas Power to complete Singapore’s first 100% biomass conversion by 2028
The landmark project will cut one million tonnes of carbon emissions annually.

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