Singapore

This was driven by higher gross profit.

The company bridges the gap between tech talent and skills aggregation through an integrated ecosystem, attracting and nurturing tech professionals in Singapore.

Revenue for the period rose 9% to $378.4m.

Revenue for the period fell 23% to $177.7m.

The decline was mainly due to the Fund I disposal.

Revenue fell 6.9% to $292.8m.

This will allow them to accept a wider range of collateral in their facilities.

Revenue also went down by 11% YoY in the same period.

EBITDA declined by 16.6% to $55.3m.

This marks the group’s entry into the student housing market.

Realion forecasts that full-year investment sales could still reach between $20b and $25b.

Nearly half of these consumers spend more than US$7,000 annually on premium products.

CBRE noted that Singapore remains one of the tightest office markets in the region.

Prices increased by 3.8%, placing Singapore 27th out of 55 global markets tracked in the report.

But nearly one in five small business owners in Singapore (18%) say they don’t celebrate business wins at all.

It said it plans to expand in Singapore and key ASEAN markets.