Singapore stocks fell more than 1 percent on Wednesday, taking cues from Asian shares following losses on Wall Street as the technology sector stuttered yet again.
Singapore stocks ended little changed on Tuesday, led by lenders such as OCBC and DBS Bank but caution prevailed ahead of a major tax overhual in the United States.
Hengxin Technology, a maker of radio frequency coxial cables series for mobile communications, said it would delist from the Singapore Exchange from February 5.
Companies such as Global Yellow Pages, Interra Resources and Informatics Education will become part of the Singapore Exchange's watchlist from December 5.
Salil Parekh took the helm of Infosys Saturday, beating out a field of internal candidates and former executives who had originally been considered front-runners.
Indian stocks gained on Monday, led by heavyweight Infosys after the software maker appointed Salil Parekh as chief executive officer and managing director.