These are Singapore companies which announced share buybacks on Monday, 18 October 2021: UOB, Singapore Exchange (SGX), Hongkong Land, Jardine Matheson Holdings, Food Empire Holdings,…
Stocks in focus Monday, 18 October 2021: SIA, SGX, ESR-REIT, ALOG, Nanofilm, United Hampshire US REIT, Ntegrator, VCPlus, Azeus Systems, Kim Heng, Guoan, Clearbridge Health, Abundance, Jasper, Ezion, Goodland, AnnAik, and F J Benjamin.
SGX and UOBAM tied up to create the iEdge-UOB APAC Yield Focus Green REIT index to track listed Asian REITs with better ESG performance.
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 announcing share buybacks Thurs., 7 Oct. 2021: Venture, Sembcorp, OCBC, UOB, SGX, StarHub, Broadway, Hour Glass, G.K. Goh, Hotung and ST Group Food.
Singapore companies announcing share buybacks Wed., 6 Oct. 2021: UOB, OCBC, SGX, Hongkong Land, Food Empire, Broadway, Eurosports, StarHub, AEM, CNMC Goldmine, The Hour Glass, G.K. Goh 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.
Marketnode, a JV between SGX and Temasek, announced partnerships with 10 banks ahead of product launches in digital issuance services, ESG bond data and digital asset depository infrastructure.
Singapore announced Friday a package of initiatives to help high-growth enterprises raise capital in the city-state’s public equity market.
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.
SGX and SET launched a tie-up to allow depository receipts (DR) representing shares in SGX-listed securities to trade on SET and vice versa.