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DigiCore Reit, ComfortDelGro buy back shares; Challenger shareholder ups stake

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Tan Nai Lun

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Published Sun, Jun 11, 2023 · 03:51 PM
    • Over four trading sessions, there were 72 filings for changes in director interests and substantial shareholdings from 33 primary-listed stocks, as well as 57 filings for share buybacks by 24 companies.
    • Over four trading sessions, there were 72 filings for changes in director interests and substantial shareholdings from 33 primary-listed stocks, as well as 57 filings for share buybacks by 24 companies. PHOTO: YEN MENG JIIN, BT

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    OVER the four trading sessions that spanned from Jun 5 to Jun 8, the Straits Times Index gained 0.6 per cent. The Singapore market was closed on Jun 2 for the Vesak Day public holiday.

    There were 72 filings for changes in director interests and substantial shareholdings in that period from 33 primary-listed stocks, as well as 57 filings for share buybacks by 24 companies.

    Digital Core Reit

    Digital Core Real Estate Investment Trust (DigiCore Reit) bought back 520,000 units for a total consideration of US$213,002.75 over the period.

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