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Hot stock: Genting rises 4.5% to S$1.17, nearly a five-year high

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Bryan Kow

Published Mon, Apr 3, 2023 · 01:31 PM
    • The integrated resort operator’s counter hit a high of S$1.18 at 11.59 am, the highest recorded price since July 2018.
    • The integrated resort operator’s counter hit a high of S$1.18 at 11.59 am, the highest recorded price since July 2018. PHOTO: BT FILE

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    SHARES of Genting Singapore rose as much as 4.5 per cent or S$0.05 to S$1.17 as at the midday break on Monday (Apr 3), with 45.3 million shares changing hands, after a married deal was recorded in early trade. 

    According to ShareInvestor data, the deal took place at 9 am at S$1.13 at a volume of 11.7 million shares. 

    Prior to the married deal, the counter opened at S$1.12. 

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