Companies in focus Wed., 12 Oct. 2021: CLI and Ascott, SGX, AIMS APAC REIT, Dragon Pacific Assets, AEM, EPF, First Resources, ESR Cayman, Sabana REIT, ARA Asset, Dasin Retail Trust, Sino-Ocean Capital, Tuan Sing, Creative and Metech.
Singapore companies announcing buybacks Fri., 8 Oct. 2021: Venture, UOB, OCBC, Sembcorp, SGX, Hongkong Land, Jardine Matheson, Broadway, Tuan Sing, Eurosports, G.K. Goh, CNMC Goldmine, Global Investments and Global Palm.
Singapore companies in focus Fri., 7 Oct. 2021: Keppel, OUE C-REIT, Olam, CapitaLand Investment, Quarz Capital, Sabana Shariah REIT, Parkway Life REIT, KSH, Lian Beng, Heeton, AusGroup, Beng Kuang Marine and Metech.
Singapore companies which may be in focus Mon., 4 Oct. 2021: Blumont, Nanofilm, Temasek, IREIT Global, ComfortDelGro, Kimly, Megachem, Addvalue and Interra.
Singapore companies which announced share buybacks Friday, 1 Oct. 2021: AEM, UOB, Tuan Sing, Eurosports, CNMC Goldmine, Singapore Shipping, G.K. Goh, The Hour Glass, Global Palm Resources and Global Investments.
Singapore companies which may be in focus Tuesday, 28 Sept. 2021: Wilmar, Frasers Property, SGX, Temasek, SembMarine, LMIRT, Global Palm Resources, VCPlus, Atlantic Navigation Holdings (Singapore), JUMBO, Uni-Asia, Incredible Holdings and SinoCloud.
Global Palm Resources said Monday its 1H21 swung to a net profit of IDR41.9B on higher crude palm oil and palm kernel average selling prices.
The Adani Wilmar proposed IPO is now “under process,” by SEBI, more than a month after the regulator had moth-balled the filing.
Singapore companies which may be in focus Monday, 13 Sept. 2021: CityDev, GENS, SGX, Nanofilm, Temasek, AA REIT, Wilmar, Venture, OUE, OUE Lippo Healthcare, Darco Water Technologies, Accrelist, KTL Global, Ly, Regal and TEE.
Singapore companies which may be in focus Friday, 3 September 2021: SGX, Olam, Singtel, Yangzijiang, SingPost, AEM, Global Palm, Mary Chia and Abundance.
Global Palm Resources entered a deal to buy a South Jakarta office unit for around S$7.4M, the company said in a filing to SGX Thursday.
The proposed IPO of Adani Wilmar, a 50:50 joint venture between the Adani Group and Wilmar, has been put on hold by the India’s SEBI.