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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.

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In April, Isetan Mitsukoshi, a major shareholder owning 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

A major shareholder is looking to privatise the mainboard-listed Japanese retailer

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 manager attributes the drop in the distributable amount to the depreciation of the yen and rupiah against the Singapore dollar

Venture Corporation has made investment in advanced manufacturing systems and automation to drive efficiency, productivity and value creation.

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

It previously downgraded the counter on account of customers destocking

Cordlife previously said that negative publicity from compromised cord blood samples incident in Singapore affected its fortunes in other markets.

Cordlife’s overseas units obtain re-accreditations

The re-accreditations are from the Association for the Advancement of Blood & Biotherapies, which sets standards for blood banking, transfusion medicine, blood...

NTUC Enterprise chairman Lim Boon Heng notes that Income’s life insurance market share has been less than 10 per cent in the past 10 years.

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

NTUC Enterprise says Income will continue to provide affordable and accessible insurance options, and price its products ‘very competitively’

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

IMDA says phasing out 3G will unlock spectrum capacity that can be invested into “future-ready” 5G networks

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%

SINGAPORE stocks opened weaker on Wednesday (Jul 24) following a mixed performance in the United States and Europe.

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

Efforts to build up the bank’s wholesale platform look to be ‘bearing fruit’, RHB notes

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

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

SINGAPORE stocks opened higher on Tuesday (Jul 23) following overnight gains in overseas markets after a shaky end last week.

Seatrium logo at their office’s lobby, Oct 19, 2023.

Stocks to watch: Seatrium

THE following company saw new developments that may affect trading of its securities on Tuesday (Jul 23):

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