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The tender for the White site at Peck Seah Street / Choon Guan Street was awarded for approximately $1.7 billion.

The river project entails construction of an estimated 830-metre-long by 26-metre-wide drain, reconstruction of two 3-cell box culverts and the construction of ABC Waters design features, which will help cleanse rainwater runoff.

Positive outlook for offshore O&G sector prompts the company to fortify its key offshore support, deepwater subsea and engineering services units for further growth.

The market research specialist’s Asian network – which covers the company’s offices in India, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and China generated revenue totalling $1.7m while revenue for the previous quarters amounted to $4.9m.

The deal is the subsea service provider’s second contract win in less than four months since its SGX listing.

Facility to further strengthen the Group’s financial position and capital structure for possible future growth opportunities.

Ascendas to build stronger partnerships with Asian key players China, India and Vietnam, through experience sharing.

R&D projects to enhance the quality of used water and produce industrial grade water.

Leif Eskesen will assume responsibility for macroeconomic research on India and Singapore, and will coordinate HSBC’s economic research team for ASEAN markets.

The group intensifies execution of five-pronged business strategies after as it attributes difficult business conditions for lacklustre performance.

STX Offshore and Specialised Vessels (STX OSV) Holdings Limited, will be listed under the ticker symbol "STXOSV".

The group’s Construction and Building Materials division primary contributor to 14% increase in revenue behind upbeat economy and positive sentiments for the construction sector.

The hotel and resort developer won the luxury magazine’s award for its contribution to protect the environment while conducting its operations around the world.

The subsea solutions company raked in US$13.6m for the quarter while its gross profit margin doubled to 34.9%.

The group still has strong balance sheet with cash and cash equivalents of S$52.9mln despite incurring higher cost in executing projects.

Deals to maintain SAF’s vehicles and equipments are part of the unit’s assurance to keep itself abreast with SAF’s changing needs.