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Southern Alliance Mining denies managing director’s link to Sabah mining scandal
Southern Alliance Mining denies managing director’s link to Sabah mining scandal
It has issued a letter of demand over defamatory claims.
MOH to test 18 traditional Chinese medicine treatments in public hospitals
The trial will run for one to two years.
LHN to delist from Hong Kong Stock Exchange
It cited low investor interest and high compliance costs as key reasons.
ESR reshuffles exec team amidst privatisation move
The company delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 3 July.
Nanofilm to acquire Sydrogen Energy for $15m
The takeover will be completed in November 2026.
Singapore and Mongolia ink MOU on judicial cooperation
The courts seek closer cooperation in areas such as judicial training.
Why Singapore is emerging as key launchpad for luxury retail in Asia
The city-state now has over 240,000 millionaires.
ST Engineering launches AI-powered cybersecurity service for SMEs
It uses AI to detect known and unknown threats.
MAS fines 9 financial institutions $27.45m for money laundering failures
It also took action against several individuals.
CPF launches its new ‘PLAN with CPF’ platform
Accessible via Singpass, it helps members plan and manage their finances using CPF tools and resources.
Great Eastern says no takeover rules broken in OCBC offer process
It added that the final offer was higher than the prices first discussed.
AddValue Technologies lifts order book to $22m
It secured orders for its InterSatellite Data Relay System terminals.
UOB acknowledges penalty for anti-money laundering breaches
Two of its employees were reprimanded, it said in an SGX statement.
HDB unveils first BTO project in Sembawang North
The development will comprise 775 flats with a wait time of three years.
mm2 Asia seeks to raise $15m in a placement round
The company will issue 1,875,000,000 new ordinary shares.
JTC to launch Tukang reserve site after $70.5m bid
The public tender opens on 29 July and runs for six weeks.
Singapore housing demand seen holding firm despite SSD hike
The bank expects the revised Seller’s Stamp Duty (SSD) to have only a moderate cooling effect in the near term.
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