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Published Wed, Sep 28, 2022 · 08:13 AM
    • A new wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel's infrastructure arm is tying up with Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and DNV to explore the adoption of an ammonia-fired gas turbine on Jurong Island in Singapore.
    • A new wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel's infrastructure arm is tying up with Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and DNV to explore the adoption of an ammonia-fired gas turbine on Jurong Island in Singapore. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG

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    THE following company saw new developments that may affect trading of its securities on Wednesday (Sep 28):

    Keppel Corporation : A new wholly-owned subsidiary of its infrastructure arm is tying up with Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and DNV to on Jurong Island in Singapore. Under its agreement with MHI and DNV, Keppel will study the feasibility of an ammonia-fuelled power plant. The group closed on Tuesday S$0.04 or 0.6 per cent lower at S$6.97, after the news.

    Trading halt: Inflight caterer and ground handler SATS requested a trading halt on Wednesday morning, pending the release of an announcement. The counter ended Tuesday S$0.03 or 0.8 per cent down at S$3.87. 

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