Buying stays flat, selling falls
THE buying was flat for the second straight week while the selling among directors fell based on filings on the exchange from April 3 to 7. Buyers outweighed sellers with 17 companies that recorded 38 purchases worth S$2.17 million. The figures were consistent with the previous week's 16 firms, 38 purchases and S$1.71 million.
On the selling side, the number of companies and trades were sharply down from the previous week's six firms and eight disposals. The sell value, however, was sharply up from the previous week's disposals worth S$0.24 million.
Aside from directors, the buyback activity was flat for the second straight week with nine companies that posted 19 repurchases worth S$8.49 million. The number of firms and value were not far off from the previous week's eight companies and S$8.03 million. Trades, however, were sharply down from the previous week's 26 repurchases.
BT is now on Telegram!
For daily updates on weekdays and specially selected content for the weekend. Subscribe to t.me/BizTimes
Companies & Markets
Honda to spend US$11 billion on EV strategy in Canada
GlaxoSmithKline sues Pfizer and BioNTech over Covid-19 vaccine technology
Mapletree Industrial Trust Q4 DPU rises 0.9% to S$0.0336
Nasdaq’s profit falls as shaky economy keeps IPO revival elusive
iFast Q1 net profit surges on ePension unit performance
Suntec Reit Q1 DPU down 13% to S$0.01511 in absence of capital distribution