Singapore companies which may be in focus on Friday, 17 September 2021: SIA, UOB, Tiong Seng, MoneyMax, No Signboard, Hatten Land, SMI, Hotel Royal and Swiber.
MoneyMax Financial is proposing a bonus issue of one bonus share for every four existing shares held, the pawnshop operator said Thursday.
Singapore companies which announced share buybacks Thursday, 16 Sept. 2021: OCBC, UOB, OUE, Eurosports, AnnAik, The Hour Glass and Global Investments.
Singapore companies which may be in focus Thursday, 15 Sept. 2021: SGX, Keppel, Keppel REIT, ComfortDelGro, CapitaLand, iFAST, OKP, International Cement Group, Raffles Infrastructure, Blumont and Fragrance.
Singapore companies which announced share buybacks Wednesday, 15 Sept. 2021: UOB, OCBC, The Hour Glass, Boustead Singapore and Global Investments.
Singapore companies which may be in focus Wednesday, 15 Sept. 2021: OUE, Suntec REIT, Spackman, King Wan, Grand Venture Technology, Memiontec, Alpha DX, Raffles Infrastructure, Low Keng Huat, Mercurius Capital Investment, Abundance International and HS Optimus.
OUE has proposed issuing S$150 million 3.5 percent notes due 2026, the property developer said in a filing to SGX Tuesday.
Singapore companies which announced share buybacks Tuesday, 14 Sept. 2021: OCBC, UOB, OUE, Eurosports, CNMC Goldmine and Global Investments.
Singapore companies which may be in focus Tuesday, 13 Sept. 2021: KTL Global, Nanofilm, Temasek, Keppel DC REIT, SembMarine, Grand Banks Yachts and Ly Corp.
KTL Global tied up with a Taiwan farming co-op and logistics company Jinhao Shipping for a Southeast Asia food-supply logistics network.
Singapore companies which announced personnel changes on Monday, 13 September 2021: Singapore Exchange (SGX), Hiap Hoe and SingHaiyi Group.
Changi Airport Group priced S$250 million in notes due 2028 at 1.49 percent, the airport operator said in a filing to SGX Monday.