Singapore stocks joined global stock rally on Thursday following all-time highs for the U.S. stocks after minutes showed caution at the Federal Reserve over the timing of future rate hike.
Property developer Indiabulls Real Estate offered to buy remaining stake in its Singapore unit Indiabulls Properties Investment Trust (IPIT) for about S$306 million (about 1,500 crore rupees).
SIIC Environment on Thursday said it got approval from local authorities for commercial operations in the expansion and upgrading of a water plant in Wuhan, China.
United Overseas Bank on Thursday said it would price its US$650 million of 3.875 percent perpetual capital securities at an initial spread of 179.4 basis points above the five-year U.S. dollar swap rate.
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Singapore stocks edged lower on Wednesday, dragged lower by financial shares such as DBS Group even as Asian equities trading near decade highs on easing Catalan worries.
Singtel on Wednesday said it would collaborate with Swedish telecoms equipment provider Ericsson to launch a center of excellence (CoE) to facilitate 5G development and deployment in Singapore.
Indian shares extended their rally to an eighth session on Wednesday, with Asian equities trading near decade highs after Wall Street's record gains as Catalan worries eased.
Singapore stocks eked out minor gains on Wednesday, with Asian equities trading near decade highs after Wall Street's rally to all-time highs as Catalan worries eased.
China Jishan Holdings on Wednesday terminated an agreement to sell its stake in the real estate unit, raising concerns the company may lose its potential cash company status and suspend trading on the Singapore Exchange.
New Silkroutes Group on Wednesday said its unit Healthsciences International acquired 70 percent stakes in three dental clinics in Singapore for S$3.2 million.
Korea's entertainment firm Spackman Entertainment said it entered into an agreement with four independent third parties to buy Korean film production company Take Pictures for S$3.9 million.
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