Transport & Logistics
Food crisis may cook up long-tail risks on Grab deliveries: Maybank
Food crisis may cook up long-tail risks on Grab deliveries: Maybank
Food prices went up 19% since the start of 2022.
ComfortDelGro Australia to steer buses in Darwin after winning bid
It won the Northern Territory Government tender for a six-year contract.
LTA to train and technicians in EV maintenance and servicing
This is a part of the city's plan to increase electric vehicle adoption.
Domestic wholesales jump 5.1% QoQ in Q1
The increase was buoyed by expansions in several industries.
Grab improves net loss by 35% YoY in Q1
Revenue hopped by 6%.
MAS task force opens public consultation on 2nd Green and Transition Taxonomy
The second version details criteria and thresholds for three sectors.
Industrial rent and price growth to slow down after strong Q1
In Q1, rents and prices grew 1.0% QoQ, and 3.1% QoQ, respectively.
SingPost Group's full-year net profit soars 74.5% to $83.1m
A final dividend of $0.013 per ordinary share was proposed following the increase.
Grab unveils 3 new goals for inclusivity and sustainability
To support one of its goals, Grab will launch a programme called Grab Access.
Cromwell EREIT secures 40% pre-leases for its logistic development in Czech Republic
The biggest lessor was car oil importer and distributor, AutoMax Group.
Ascendas REIT posts higher rental reversion of 4.6% in Q1 2022
Last quarter, the average was 2.9%.
Astra International drives Jardine Cycle & Carriage's improved Q1 performance
Astra reported an 84% increase in its earnings.
ALOG manager assures unitholders to benefits from approved merger with ESR-REIT
This after unitholders approved resolutions on the merger.
ICA to use more automation in new clearance concept for cargo
It will provide efficient cargo clearance for importers and transport firms.
COE quota for May to July 2022 set at 11,951: LTA
Biddings under the quota will begin on 4 May.
ALOG trustee, manager summoned over $8m claim
It stemmed from a September 2021 incident that resulted in the property’s damages.
Keppel to divest its logistics businesses for $80m
This transaction includes Keppel Logistics' businesses in Singapore, Malaysia and Australia.
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