SATS
SATS – Singapore Airport Terminal Services – is a provider of Airport Services and Food Solutions.
See below for the Latest SATS News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.
Market update: STI up 0.41%
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding is the highest gainer.
Market update: STI up 0.02%
CapitaLand Investment posted the most growth.
Market update: STI up 0.86%
Genting Singapore posted the highest growth.
Market update: STI up 0.65%
DFI Retail Group generated the highest gains.
Market update: STI down 0.03%
HongKongLand posted highest growth with 1.38%.
Market update: STI down at 0.2%
SATS logged the highest growth.
Market update: STI down 0.6%
Jardine Cycle & Carriage has the top growth with 3.11%.
Market update: STI down at 0.5%
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings had highest growth with 3.72%.
Market update: STI up at 0.26%
Hongkong Land posted the highest growth.
Market update: STI up at 0.3%
Venture posted the most gains with 2.11%.
STI outpaces FTSE Developed Index with 5.5% total return
DBS, OCBC, and UOB had the most impact on STI's performance.
SATS H2 earnings recover to $7.2m
The company had a net loss of $2m for the same period last year.
Market update: STI up at 0.67%
Jardine Matheson Holdings was at the top.
Market update: STI down at 0.24%
Sembcorp Industries is the leading firm at the index.
Market update: STI up 1.23%
Two banks led the index on the last trading day before the long weekend.
Market update: STI down 0.59%
SATS was seen with the most growth.
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