CSE Global's H1 earnings rise 47.7% on contributions from newly-acquired units
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CSE Global, a tech-solutions provider to the oil and gas and mining industries, saw its earnings for the half year ended June 30 rise 47.7 per cent to S$15.1 million, on the back of contributions from its newly-acquired units in the US and Australia.
The mainboard-listed firm has also declared an interim dividend of 1.25 cents per share, unchanged from last year. This will be paid out on Sept 15.
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