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ISOTeam acquires remaining 49% shares of subsidiary Zara
ISOTeam acquires remaining 49% shares of subsidiary Zara
The consideration for the acquisition is $1.ISOTeam Ltd. announced that it purchased the 73,500 ordinary shares owned by Chin Wai Tuck in the company's subsidiary Zara @ ISOTeam, representing 49%$ of the issued and paid-up share capital of Zara.
Keppel net profit up 25% in H1 2025
This was driven by solid performance in infrastructure and real estate.
Memiontec forecasts net loss in H1
This is due to lower gross margins recognised from ongoing projects.
Tiong Seng expects net loss for H1 2025
It is mainly due to final costs from pre-COVID projects.
United Hampshire US REIT acquires Dover Marketplace for $21.1m
This is UHREIT’s third acquisition in Pennsylvania.
CAD probes cryptocurrency platform Tokenize Xchange
ATPL Director Hong Qi Yu was charged in court with fraudulent trading.
No plans to 'fully liberalise' cross-border ride-hailing services: LTA
CBTS remains the official arrangement.
Dezign Format offers 32.5 million placement shares at $0.20 apiece
Application for the public offer closes on 13 August.Dezign Format has announced the placement of 32.5 million new shares offered at $0.20 apiece.
Tiong Seng reappoints Pek Lian Guan as CEO and executive director
His appointment will take effect on 5 August.
OCBC’s group net profit down 6% to $2.87b in H1
Interim ordinary divided is 41 Singaporean cents.
Singapore leads world in ransomware-linked regulatory threats
This figure compares to 47% across nine other major economies.
Singlife’s PROPEL appoints new technology chief
The new CTO will focus on enhancing the PROPEL platform.
Services sector expects modest growth in H2 2025
Overall, 17% of firms anticipate better conditions.
Manufacturing to remain cautious in H2 amidst ongoing tariff uncertainties
Chemicals and general manufacturing clusters expect declines in their production.
Jardine Matheson underlying profit soars 45% YoY in H1 2025
This has resulted in earnings of $685m for the period.
Del Monte Pacific posts $14.1m net profit in FY2025
Sales grew by 11% to $1.02b (US$789.5m).
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