Yangzijiang Shipbuilding
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding is a large enterprise group with shipbuilding and Marine engineering manufacturing as its main business, shipping leasing, trade logistics and real estate as its supplement.
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Market update: STI up 0.71%
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Market update: STI up 0.17%
Keppel Corporation had the most growth.
Market update: STI down 0.11%
Singtel had the most growth for the day.
Yangzijiang to list spin-off of investment segment in SGX mainboard
CLSA will serve as issue manager of the proposed spin-off and listing.
Market update: STI up 0.66%
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding had the most growth for the day.
Market update: STI down 0.02%
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding was seen with the most growth.
Market update: STI up 0.21%
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding was seen with the most growth.
Market update: STI down 0.17%
HongKongLand was seen with the most growth.
Market update: STI down 0.27%
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding saw the most growth.
Market update: STI down 0.02%
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Market update: STI down 0.28%
Venture was seen with the most growth.
Market update: STI down 0.35%
Jardine Matheson was seen with the most growth.
Market update: STI down 0.61%
CapitaLandInvest was seen with the most growth.
Market update: STI up 0.6%
Jardine Matheson Holdings was seen with the most growth.
Market update: STI up 0.39%
Jardine Matheson Holdings is seen with the most growth.
Market Update: STI up 0.66%
The Straits Times Index closed at 3,219.35 on the first trading day of November.
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