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Nanofilm Technologies removes dormant subsidiary

Dormant unit removed with effect from 10 January 2026

Keppel REIT wipes $886.3m loan for Marina Bay tower 3 stake

The preferential offering was fully utilised to repay a bridge loan.

Toku Ltd debuts on Catalist at $0.26 to scale AI CX platform

The group’s AI suite includes sentiment analysis and automated conversation summaries.

AA REIT boosts capital with issuance of $150m perpetuals at 4.1%

The company tapped DBS, OCBC, and UOB as joint lead managers and bookrunners.

Seatrium seeks $270m from Aibel, faces $169.5 counterclaim

The arbitration was filed over cost and revenue split in DolWin 5 platform project.

Keppel REIT CEO increases stake after preferential offering

This followed after the listing of 923.2 million new Keppel REIT units.

MoM launches index ranking 300 firms on pay and mobility

The index assessed nearly 1500 organisations across Singapore workforce.

A*STAR disarms pathway protecting lung cancer cells

The discovery addresses resistance amongst patients after one to two years of treatment.

Digilife nets $1.11m from Bharat IT sale

The deal closed on 21 January after all conditions were met.

Info-Tech stock jumps 10.5% on 'significantly higher' profit

The company warns shareholders to weigh preliminary profit jump.

Capital markets rebound to $33.3b in 2025 despite softer Q4

Lower financing costs support investment recovery

Tight supply, lower interests drive Grade A office rents up 2.4% in 2025

A more decisive occupier activity was seen during the year.

EFGH, TS Group target 50,000 foreign workers with digital wallet platform

The white-label app will offer cross-border transfers and domestic financial services.

DyStar moves to full Longsheng control amidst $2.31b court sale

Kiri Industries nabs $884.4m (U$689m) recovery as court-appointed receivers exit stake.

IMDA scales green tech trials after 20% energy cost cuts

Accenture and Green Software Foundation co-developed the scaled adoption guide.

DBS raises US$272m for PIMCO’s 60/40 fund

Singapore and Hong Kong customers were able to invest at a minimum of S$1,000 or HK$20,000.