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NeraTel reports $1.8m net loss for H1 2025
NeraTel reports $1.8m net loss for H1 2025
This was due to foreign exchange adjustments and transitional restructuring costs.
Yanlord Land posts $68m profit in H1
Revenue also fell 53.5% year-on-year to $1.66b.
Hotel Properties appoints architects for Orchard properties redevelopment
The firms will submit revised redevelopment plans by 24 August.
Golden Agri-Resources net profit jumps 56% in H1
The group’s revenue for the period hit $7.96b.
ThaiBev sales revenue down 0.4% in 9M 2025
Spirits revenue steady at $3.86B despite 0.8% lower volume.
China Aviation Oil’s net profit up 18.4% YoY in H1
This was driven by higher gross profit.
Hotel Properties posts $11.4m half-year profit
Revenue for the period rose 9% to $378.4m.
Ho Bee Land posts $49.8m net profit in H1
Revenue for the period fell 23% to $177.7m.
Wee Hur Holdings posts $38.7m profit in H1
The decline was mainly due to the Fund I disposal.
OUE Limited posts $35.6m profit in H1, reversing previous loss
Revenue fell 6.9% to $292.8m.
Singapore, Brunei establish reciprocal cross-border collateral arrangement
This will allow them to accept a wider range of collateral in their facilities.
Nam Cheong sees profit decline by 87% YoY in H1 2025
Revenue also went down by 11% YoY in the same period.
Straits Trading reports net loss of $20.4m in H1
EBITDA declined by 16.6% to $55.3m.
UOL to acquire Varley Park property in UK for $75.6m (£43.5m)
This marks the group’s entry into the student housing market.
Singapore property market steady in Q2 with cautious outlook
Realion forecasts that full-year investment sales could still reach between $20b and $25b.
Chinese travellers in Singapore spend big on quality products: report
Nearly half of these consumers spend more than US$7,000 annually on premium products.
CBRE slashes Singapore 2025 growth outlook to 2.2%
CBRE noted that Singapore remains one of the tightest office markets in the region.
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