Elysia Tan
JOURNALIST
Elysia Tan is a reporter with The Business Times. She covers macroeconomic and SME news and is a graduate of the Nanyang Technological University’s Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information.
Singapore, China continue to find common interests, create investment opportunities: DPM Gan
Three existing government-to-government projects facilitate this exploration
Singapore, China exchange 27 agreements to boost cooperation, from financial connectivity to food trade
Deals are announced at bilateral meeting co-chaired by Singapore DPM Gan Kim Yong and Chinese Vice-Premier Ding Xuexiang
DPM Gan to co-chair bilateral meetings with China during Dec 15 visit
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Chongqing Connectivity Initiative
Sea’s S$650,000 bid for PM Wong’s guitar to support music dreams of underserved youth
The contribution also supports performance platforms such as the Sing60 Music Festival
Singapore Paincare privatisation bid fails as offeror fails to meet conditions by deadline
The counter will resume trading on Dec 8
Singapore digital infrastructure company EFGH to pursue US listing via Spac
It has entered into a business combination agreement with WinVest Acquisition Corp
‘We survived to 100’: Ho Kwon Ping on Banyan Group’s homecoming with Mandai resort
It is looking at potential conversions under its Dhawa brand in Singapore and acquisitions of small management companies
Sunpower Group to buy stakes in two China thermal energy projects
It will take 15% equity interest in Xinneng Thermal Power, and the remaining interest in Changshu Thermal Power that it does not...
CapitaLand Ascott Trust, Sheng Siong Group to replace Olam Group, Yangzijiang Financial on STI reserve list
There will be no changes to the constituents of the STI following the December 2025 review
SingLand moves to add condo tower, serviced apartments and mixed-use block in Marina Square redevelopment
Acquisition of S$99-million land parcel part of proposal to turn iconic complex into ‘Singapore’s first hyper-mixed development’