In another major management departure, Catalist-listed SBI Offshore said Amy Soh Wai Ling has tendered her resignation as the company's chief financial officer.
Wastewater treatment firm China Everbright Water said its consortium has won the Nanning Shuitang River Integrated Restoration Public-Private Partnership Project in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
Singaporean conglomerate Keppel Corp said its property arm Keppel Land's chief executive officer will be leaving the company after more than 26 years of service.
Manulife U.S. Real Estate Investment Trust said it would undertake a rights issue to raise US$208 million to fund its the proposed acquisition of an office building in New Jersey.
Mainboard-listed yard group, Sembcorp Marine's unit PPL Shipyard has terminated two contracts worth about US$400 million with the subsidiaries of Malaysia's Perisai Petroleum Teknologi Bhd.
Singapore-based agribusiness giant Wilmar International said it bought 50 percent stake in Aalst Chocolate Pte in a bid to expand the business portfolio of chocolate ingredients in Asia.
Singapore-listed EMAS Offshore, a unit of Ezra Holdings, said it has started its restructuring process after signing a binding term sheet with potential investors.
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Indian shares ended higher on the final day of August derivatives contract expiry, led by gains in energy stocks such as Reliance Industries and Bharat Petroleum.
Singapore stocks gained for a fourth session on Thursday, led by lenders such as OCBC amidst improved global risk appetite following upbeat Chinese and U.S. economic news.
Australian national carrier Qantas Airways on Thursday said it will fly from Sydney to London via Singapore instead of Dubai as the airline extends its partnership with Gulf carrier Emirates.
Cosco Shipping International on Thursday said it received shareholders' approval for the 1.47 billion yuan (S$297.1 million) divestment of its loss-making yard operations.