Indian shares ended higher on Friday, led by lenders such as ICICI Bank after rating agency Moody's upgraded nation's sovereign rating for the first time since 2004.
Singapore stocks snapped 5-day decline on Friday and rose more than 1 percent, in line with a rally in regional equities as strong U.S. earnings and a step forward in the U.S. Congress on tax reform boosted global risk appetite.
Indian shares jumped more than 1 percent on Friday, led by lenders such as ICICI Bank after rating agency Moody's upgraded nation's sovereign rating for the first time since 2004.
MindChamps Preschool, the largest operator and franchisor of premium range preschool centres in Singapore, on Friday offered 30.4 million shares at $0.83 each for an initial public offering.
Shares in Raffles Education fell as much as 12.5 percent to S$0.28 on Friday after billionaire shareholder Oei Hong Leong withdrew application to remove Founder and Chief Executive Chew Hua Seng from the firm.
AirAsia Chief Tony Fernandes showered praises on Singapore's Changi Airport, calling new Terminal 4 (T4) as the "model airport of the future" for budget carriers.
SMRT Corp said train service on the Tuas West Extension between Gul Circle and Tuas Link will resume operations on Monday, allowing authorities to carry out investigations.
Cruise operator Genting Hong Kong on Friday said its unit Star NCLC entered has agreed to sell 5 million shares in Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings to third party investors for US$270.1 million.
Singapore, North Korea's seventh largest trading partner, has halted its trade relations with the reclusive country, as part of global efforts to cut off funding over its nuclear and missile programs.
SMRT Corp on Thursday suspended train services between Joo Koon and Tuas Link stations following previous day's collision, which left nearly 29 people injured.