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Genting leads Singapore’s gaming market with 60% share of overall revenue

Resorts World Sentosa maintains an edge with Universal Studios as a crowd puller.

Genting leads Singapore’s gaming market with 60% share of overall revenue

Resorts World Sentosa maintains an edge with Universal Studios as a crowd puller.

SingTel expected to recover from its 2QFY11 low

The company should report a modest 4% qoq and 10% yoy core net profit growth in 1QFY12.

KSH Holdings' lacklustre performance won’t last for long

It's all because of its $350m worth of construction projects over the next 3 years.

UIC’s revenue plunges 54% to S$235.7m

While its net profit rose 23% to S$136.7 million.

SingLand's revenue jumps 21% to S$173.7m

CIMB says new sales and higher recognition of The Trizon boosted profit.

Falling debris: KSH Holdings revenues slump 44% to $40.8m

The lack of contributions from projects completing before and during 1Q12 decreased the top-line by $31.7m.

StarHub not threatened by fibre broadband

CIMB says there has been little demand for very high speed broadband, otherwise known as NGNBN.

CapitaLand’s S$399m net profit within analyst’s expectations

Net income for 2Q11 was boosted by net revaluation gains of S$228m.

Sembcorp Industries’ profit rises 5% to S$335m in 1H11

Its utilities division’s profit also grew by 17% to S$137m.

Great Eastern Holdings’ profit down 26% to S$118m

Weaker quarter-on-quarter earnings were attributed to lower non-par fund profits.

Wilmar’s 5% price increase to pose ‘insignificant’ impact

Wilmar’s increased cooking oil prices may no longer restore its margin back to US$40/MT, says DBS.

Wheelock Properties' revenues slump 62% to $67.6m

But Scotts Square continued to see increasing take up rate to 73%.

Olam’s profit up 48% in 3Q11

It raised a total of S$740m through the issue of new shares and rights offering.

Sembcorp Marine receives order worth US$444m

This brings the company's order wins to a whopping S$2.63 billion year-to-date.

CWT to reap $35-40m profit from latest warehouse project

CWT will develop a $135m warehouse at 20 Gul Way for AIMS AMP Capital Industrial REIT.