Singapore

GDP seen at 2.0% in 2025, but tariffs may halve growth

GDP seen at 2.0% in 2025, but tariffs may halve growth

RHB analysts, however, caution that much of the recent growth appears front-loaded due to early export orders.

UOB raises 2025 GDP forecast

UOB expects full-year growth in 2025 to run slightly above potential, but forecasts a slowdown to 1.4% in 2026.

DCS Card Centre embraces Web3 as superapps reshape payments

A stablecoin conversion card offers a bridge between crypto and cash.

SP Jain School of Global Management’s Executive MBA supports Singaporean professionals in SG60 milestone year

As Singapore marks 60 years of independence in 2025, SP Jain School of Global Management’s Singapore campus is reinforcing its commitment to developing local leadership through its internationally recognised Executive MBA (EMBA) degree. 

CosmoSteel CEO resigns

The CEO cited personal reasons for his departure.

Frasers Hospitality Trust privatisation gets conditional green light from SGX-ST

The sponsor offered to buy all stakes for $0.71 each in cash last May.

Nordic Group secures $48.7m worth of contracts

The contracts are for engineering and industrial services across multiple sectors.

AIMS Financial Group increases stake in AIMS APAC REIT

The shares were bought from ESR HK Management Limited.

LMS Compliance acquires 75% stake in Anchor Technology Holdings

ACC HK is now a 75%-owned indirect subsidiary of the company.

Union Steel sells 30M Eneco shares for $345,000

Done through a married deal, the transaction was priced at $0.0115 per share.

PSC chairman eyes acquisition of remaining company shares

The move follows his recent share purchase from Sin Huat Company.

NTT DC REIT IPO oversubscribed 4.6 times

It is set to be SGX’s biggest REIT IPO in a decade.

MPA and InstaSG partner to celebrate maritime heritage

The sector was celebrated through photography.

Creative Technology expects revenue dip at $38.4m in H2

This was due to uncertain macroeconomic conditions and weakening consumer sentiments.

Hybrid work to potentially boost productivity and cut costs in Singapore

Businesses could potentially save on 55% real estate costs by shifting to hybrid work.