Hotel Grand Central
Hotel Grand Central to book net loss in FY2025 on impairment losses
This comes after the group posted a 54.5% year-on-year decline in net profit for H1
Regency Steel Asia chairman fined S$350,000 for false trading of Hiap Hoe, Hotel Grand Central shares
Gui Boon Sui’s sentencing follows a joint investigation by the Commercial Affairs Department and Monetary Authority of Singapore into the case
Hotel Grand Central swings back to black with H2 net profit of S$1.4 million
HOTEL Grand Central announced a net profit of S$1.4 million for the second half ended Dec 31, 2023, reversing a net loss of S$4.6 million in the corresponding period a year ago.

Hotel Grand Central to sell office building in Australia for A$80.8 million
HOTEL Grand Central (HGC) has reached an agreement to sell an office building in Melbourne for A$80.8 million (S$77.1 million), it said on Monday (Feb 7).
HK's Far East Consortium inks deal to sell 21 Anderson for S$213m
HONGKONG-LISTED Far East Consortium International Limited (FEC) announced on Friday night that it has entered into a sale and purchase agreement to sell 21 Anderson, a 10-storey freehold condominium b...

Hotel Grand unit sells Australia property for A$10.9m amid 'challenging' outlook
HOTEL Grand Central (HGC), through its wholly-owned unit, has sold Hotel Grand Chancellor in Australia for A$10.9 million (S$10.6 million) in cash to a third party, taking into account the challenging...
Hotel Grand Central to sell New Zealand commercial building for NZ$60m
HOTEL Grand Central is selling PwC Centre, a six-level commercial building in Christchurch, New Zealand for some NZ$60 million (S$54 million).
Hotel Grand Central profit surges on Little India, NZ divestments
Group set to open new hotel behind Orchard Road on Monday; adjacent hotel slated for August opening

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STI slips, but bull can still ride on economy, earnings
CAN the record-breaking stock market keep up its rallies, or is it time for investors to rein in the exuberance before losing their pants?