Vivienne Tay

Vivienne Tay

Vivienne Tay is a journalist at BT’s breaking news desk. She previously covered advertising and branding news at Marketing Interactive and graduated with a major in communications from the University at Buffalo.

In April, Isetan Mitsukoshi, which owns 52.73% of Isetan Singapore’s shares, proposed to take the retailer private at S$7.20 per share – a 37.4% premium over the counter’s highest closing market price in the past five years.

Ise-time for change? A look at Isetan’s 54-year history in Singapore

The distributable amount stands at S$25 million for the half-year period.

First Reit posts 3.2% lower H1 DPU at S$0.012

The research team expects the group, which provides technology services, products and solutions, to see the tail end of its customers’ destocking phase and recover in FY2025.

Brokers’ take: RHB upgrades Venture Corp to ‘buy’ on expected recovery

The beleaguered private cord-blood bank has been grappling with the financial impact of refunding customers whose cord-blood samples were compromised by irregular temperatures in its storage tanks.

Cordlife’s overseas units obtain re-accreditations

NTUC Enterprise assures shareholders and policyholders that it will continue to strengthen Income’s long-term competitiveness as it remains a substantial shareholder even after the Allianz offer closes.

Allianz stake acquisition to help Income compete in market ‘dominated by regional, global competitors’: NTUC Enterprise

Currently, 5G subscribers make up 20 per cent of total mobile subscribers in Singapore.

Farewell 3G: M1 to retire services from August; StarHub, Singtel from November

Across the broader market, gainers outnumber losers 61 to 43, with 38.8 million securities worth S$47.6 million changing hands as at 9.03 am.

Singapore shares fall at Wednesday’s open; STI down 0.4%

RHB views the roll-off in Citi integration costs in the second half of 2024 as positive for earnings.

Brokers’ take: RHB expects UOB’s valuation to provide downside support; raises target to S$32

On the Singapore Exchange, gainers outnumber losers 87 to 39.

Singapore stocks rise at Tuesday’s open amid global rebound; STI up 0.5%

Seatrium has secured S$180 million worth of contracts to repair and upgrade various  types of ships, such as offshore vessels, ferries and tankers.

Stocks to watch: Seatrium