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CapitaLand tops buyback table; Heliconia raises stake in CSE Global

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Joan Ng

Joan Ng

Published Sun, Jun 30, 2024 · 06:54 PM
    • China's weak operating environment has led to fair value losses and impairments on some parts of CapitaLand Investment's portfolio.
    • China's weak operating environment has led to fair value losses and impairments on some parts of CapitaLand Investment's portfolio. PHOTO: CAPITALAND INVESTMENT

    REAL estate group CapitaLand Investment (CLI) was an active buyer of its stock in the past week. From Jun 21 to 28, the company bought back 2.5 million shares over four transactions. Its purchase price ranged from S$2.64 to S$2.65, and total buyback spend was S$6.6 million.

    ShareInvestor data also shows CLI has spent the most on buybacks this year, among Singapore-listed counters. It has purchased 100.5 million shares over 43 transactions, and spent a total of S$273.7 million.

    OCBC , which is in second place on the buyback table, has spent S$147.6 million over 30 transactions.

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