Singapore stocks advanced on Friday, led by lenders such as DBS Group but gains were capped on subdued Asia amidst an ongoing rout in the Chinese bond market.
Engineering and construction contractor Civmec on Friday said it would collaborate with Australian ship building firm Austal in the A$4 billion offshore patrol vessel program.
Ezion Holdings, which last week won bondholders approval for debt refinancing, on Friday said that the Singapore's High Court has dismissed the summons taken out by a substantial bond holder.
MindChamps Preschool, the largest operator and franchisor of premium range preschool centres in Singapore, jumped as much as 7.2 percent above the IPO price in Friday's debut.
Singapore stocks edged lower after four-day rally on Thursday as subdued trading in the U.S. going into the Thanksgiving holiday carried over into Asia.
The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) on Thursday announced a raft of initiatives that focuses on business transformation, job redesign and a shift towards smart hotels.
Consumers in Singapore are displaying a growing preference for global brands rather than locally manufactured products, especially when it comes to baby food or baby milk, market researcher Nielsen said.
Singapore stocks edged lower after four-day rally on Thursday as subdued trading in the U.S. going into the Thanksgiving holiday carried over into Asia.
No Signboard Holdings Ltd, known for its signature white pepper crab dish, on Thursday said it would issue about 65.7 million invitation shares as part of its Catalist listing.
Kuok Meng Ru, the 29-year-old founder of Singapore's BandLab Technologies, said he wants to buy the 51 percent of Rolling Stone he doesn't own, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.