Genting Singapore Limited
For over 30 years, Genting Singapore and its subsidiaries have been at the forefront of gaming and integrated resort development in Australia, the Bahamas, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and the United Kingdom.
Market update: STI down 0.88%
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding was seen with the most growth.
Genting net profits cut in half for H2 2021
Decreased visitorship during the pandemic caused the 49% decline.
Market update: STI up 0.1%
Genting Singapore was seen with the most growth.
Market update: STI down 0.38%
Sembcorp Industries was seen with the most growth.
Market update: STI down 1.32%
Jardine Matheson had the most growth.
Market update: STI down 0.34%
Keppel Corp had the most growth.
STI to reach 3,500 in 2022: UOB Kay Hian
The bullish forecast is attributed to the strong GDP growth in 2021.
Market update: STI down 0.26%
CapitaLandInvest had the most growth for the day.
Market update: STI down 0.11%
Singtel had the most growth for the day.
Market update: STI up 0.65%
Genting Singapore had the most growth for the day.
Market update: STI up 1.88%
DBS had the most growth for the day.
Market update: STI down 1.77%
Genting Singapore was seen with the most growth.
Market update: STI down 0.02%
ThaiBev was seen with the most growth.
Genting Singapore’s net profit jumps 11% to $60.7m in Q3
The company’s EBITDA, however, crashed by 31% YoY.
Market update: STI down 0.61%
CapitaLandInvest was seen with the most growth.
Market update: STI up 0.66%
SIA was seen with the most growth today.
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