Building & Engineering

Compact Metal Industries to delist on 8 March

The high court has approved its proposed restructuring scheme.

United Engineers' profits crashed 36% to $53m in FY2018

The revenue of its property development division declined 81% due to the absence of contributions from two projects.

ST Engineering clinches $813m aircraft maintenance contract with US operator

It will provide maintenance services for the customer’s 160 aircrafts starting 2020.

ST Engineering buys back 2 million shares for over $7m

The price per share ranged from $3.66 to $3.7.

ST Engineering's FY18 profits down 1.7% to $494.24m

It blamed the 39% drop in earnings from its land systems sector.

China's bloated PPP pipeline hit $1.95t in 2018

The total investment is almost double that recorded in end-2016.

ST Engineering sets up joint venture to explore satellite and space technology

ST Engineering-Geo Insights will offer advanced geospatial analytics amongst other services.

Construction industry to grow 3.3% in 2019-2028 amidst transport megaproject boom

Projects in the pipeline include the Thomson-East Coast Line, Changi Terminal 5, and the new Tuas Mega Port.

Chart of the Day: 5 largest SG-focused REITs average returns hit 7.3% in January

CapitaLand Commercial Trust recorded a return of 9.1% in January YTD.

Daily Briefing: Authorities unveil national standards for driverless cars; Warehouse operator GLP sells five properties in Japan for $1.11b

And Shanghai Tunnel Engineering clinches a $615.9m contract to build a portion of the North-South Corridor expressway.

Tee International order book hits $484m in Q1

It clinched new mechanical and engineering contracts including fit-out works for a data centre.

Keppel Infrastructure Trust's profits slid 32.7% to $32.02m in 2018

It blamed lower contributions from gas supplied City Gas and lower revenue at Basslink.

Sanli clinched $51m of PUB contracts

This will bolster the firm’s order book to $185.9m.

Singapore shuns tightening amidst global economic slowdown

The government can afford to pursue looser monetary policy amidst its strong fiscal position.

Malaysia's construction industry growth to slow 4.3% in 2019

The government has been actively suspending infra projects to shed debt.