Darco Water Technologies on Monday said strategic investor Robert Wang Zhi will purchase 29.5 percent stake in water treatment specialist for up to S$19.7 million.
TEE International, which provides mechanical and electrical engineering services, on Monday said its unit received S$56.5 million worth of contracts from Land Transport Authority.
Embattled Noble Group on Monday said it would sell its U.S. oil-liquids business to Vitol Group for about $580 million, as commodity trader tries to reduce debt.
Sembcorp Industries on Friday signed a conditional joint venture agreement with Japan's Nishi-Nippon Railroad (NNR) for the development of a residential project in Vietnam.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan, which scaled a 10-year peak on Tuesday, was up 0.3 percent, but still down slightly for the week.
Property developer GuocoLand reported a 41 percent jump in first-quarter gross profit, powered by by higher sales and progressive revenue recognition from Singapore's residential projects.
Singaporean conglomerate Keppel Corp reported a 29 percent rise in third-quarter profit, boosted by higher profits from China and Vietnam property trading, the power and gas and asset management businesses and the sale of investments.
SIIC Environment, which installs industrial and municipal wastewater treatment systems, on Friday said its unit received the Wanzai Industrial Park BOT Wastewater Expansion Project in China.
Oil and gas explorer KrisEnergy on Friday said it made a final investment decision to proceed with the first phase of development for the Apsara oil field in Cambodia.
CapitaLand Commercial Trust (CCT) on Friday reported a 7 percent rise in third-quarter distributable income due to stronger performance from CapitaGreen and divestment gains.
ESR REIT said its trustee RBC Investor Services Trust Singapore proposed to acquire a Tuas South property at an estimated cost of S$111 million from water treatment specialist Hyflux.
Singapore Exchange (SGX) said it had signed a collaborative agreement with Nasdaq Inc, in a move to leverage their strengths as the leading listings venues in the U.S. and Asia.
Realty firm CapitaLand's serviced residence business unit, The Ascott said it invested S$81.5 million to acquire and refurbish a freehold hotel in Silicon Valley, California.