These are Singapore companies which said they bought back shares on Tuesday 23 October 2018:
Singapore Exchange
Singapore Exchange said on Tuesday that it bought back 50,000 shares in the market at S$7.03 to S$7.04 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of S$351,944.
Since the September 2018 start of its buyback mandate, Singapore Exchange has bought back 50,000 shares, or 0.01 percent of its issued shares excluding treasury shares at the time the mandate began, it said in a filing to SGX after the market close on Tuesday.
Hi-P International
Hi-P International said on Tuesday that it bought back 500,000 shares in the market at S$0.80 to S$0.82 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of S$405,197.
Since the April 2018 start of its buyback mandate, Hi-P has bought back 8,691,800 shares, or 1.075 percent of its issued shares excluding treasury shares at the time the mandate began, it said in a filing to SGX after the market close on Tuesday.
SingHaiyi Group
SingHaiyi Group said on Tuesday that it bought back 20,000 shares in the market at S$0.091 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of S$1,864.
Since the July 2018 start of the buyback mandate, SingHaiyi has bought back 6,011,800 shares, or 0.14 percent of its issued shares excluding treasury shares at the time the mandate began, it said in a filing to SGX after the market close on Tuesday.
