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Chip Eng Seng mulls spin-off listing of its construction business
Chip Eng Seng mulls spin-off listing of its construction business
As part of the group’s restructuring drive.
Vallianz clinches US$98m charter contract
From an existing Middle Eastern customer.
Otto Marine bags US$26m bareboat charter contract
It’s stocking up on younger vessels.
Nordic Group bags deals worth $2.5m
Works will be finished in Q2.
TTJ Holdings bags contracts worth $16m
For public infrastructure projects.
Listed companies splurged $45m in share buybacks in November
OCBC led the pack.
DBS to invest $10m in local startups over five years
Its startup accelerator is on the lookout for new ideas.
Roxy-Pacific subsidiary poised to acquire A$81m Sydney property
It has a 12,571 sqm net lettable area.
LTA commences construction of Singapore’s first model walking and cycling town
It will feature a 20-km cycling path once finished.
Q&M looks restructure stake in Chinese manufacturing firm ahead of potential listing
Its stake will be reduced to 51%.
KS Energy bags US$4.1m land drilling rig contract
Works will begin in January 2016.
iFAST clinches regulator's approval for acquisition of Hong Kong stockbroking firm
It will pay HK$10m for Winfield Securities.
Ascendas Hospitality Trust snaps up A$120m serviced apartment in Melbourne
It was acquired from a Malaysian property developer.
SembMarine reaches standstill agreement for West Rigel rig
Delivery would be at a standstill until June 2016.
Road and rail stocks averaged 7% year-to-date returns
SMRT was the worst performer.
More SG50 notes and folders available, collection period for folders extended
Due to strong public demand.
Frasers Centrepoint sees strong sales at latest Australian property launch
It sold AS$229m at the launch of DUO.
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