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Hot stock: Genting Singapore falls 9.7% on Friday after Q4 results disappoint

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Mia Pei

Mia Pei

Published Fri, Feb 23, 2024 · 10:55 AM
    • Genting Singapore’s shares fell as much as S$0.105 to S$0.925 during Friday's trading session, before eventually closing at S$0.93, down S$0.10 or 9.7%.
    • Genting Singapore’s shares fell as much as S$0.105 to S$0.925 during Friday's trading session, before eventually closing at S$0.93, down S$0.10 or 9.7%. PHOTO: BT FILE

    SHARES of Genting Singapore fell as much as 10.2 per cent on Friday (Feb 23), after the operator of Resorts World Sentosa reported disappointing fourth-quarter financials the day before.

    The counter fell as much as S$0.105 to S$0.925 during the trading session, before eventually closing at S$0.93, down S$0.10 or 9.7 per cent. It was the lowest closing price since Dec 6, 2023.

    Some 143.6 million shares worth S$136.1 million changed hands during the day, making the counter the third most active in terms of value traded on the exchange.

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