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Mooreast to enhance production with Seatrium facility purchase
Mooreast to enhance production with Seatrium facility purchase
Operations in the new facility will start by the end of 2024.
Singapore Insurance Institute unveils new council members for 2024-25
Jeanette Lim is SII's new president.
OCBC Securities launches Singapore’s first AI stock-picker
The AI-powered tool will be key to boosting its pool of active investors.
Shell unit takes over Pavilion Energy
The oil firm aims to complete the acquisition by early 2025.
Meaningful H2 recovery underway for Singapore’s NODX: experts
NODX fell 0.1% YoY in May.
Singapore new home sales drop for the second month in May
Home sales plunged to a record low for the month of May since 2008.
Singapore-based biotech firm ArrowBiome raises US$1m in seed funding
The firm looks to tap the booming global market of skincare.
CapitaLand adopts CaaS systems in three flagship commercial properties in Singapore
Raffles City Singapore will be the largest development in the city-state to have a CaaS model.
SingHaiyi-led JV to launch Sora at $2,180 psf
The luxury condo will be built on the plot of the former Park View Mansions.
Singapore housing rents soar 8% YoY, elevating its global expense rank
Its housing rent growth matched Hong Kong, the world's most expensive city.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.13%; Top stock is Jardine C&C
Jardine C&C is the top stock with a 3.11% increase.
Singapore's YoY investment volume plunges 34.7% in Q1
The commercial sector is seeing the biggest decline.
MAS and CAD probe Seatrium on potential links to Brazil corruption case
The potential offences include corruption, drug trafficking, and serious crimes.
Kuok Khoon Hong raises stake in Wilmar International to 14.1%
Kuok currently holds 880.1 million shares in Wilmar.
ST Engineering lands $100m in new ammunition orders from Europe
The orders comprise NATO standard 155mm and 40mm ammunition.
OCBC Digital Silvers Programme targets 10,000 “digitally shy” elderly
The bank kicked off the programme in 2024 with a carnival-style event at Bishan Community Club.
85 Singaporean companies included in Fortune’s SEA 500 rankings
Trafigura, Wilmar, Olam, Flex, and DBS all made it into the top 10.
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