Keppel buys back 500,000 shares
KEPPEL Corp has bought back 500,000 shares as the counter stays at three-year lows.
The group repurchased the shares at prices between S$8.31 and S$8.39 apiece, paying a total of S$4.2 million for them.
The 500,000 shares represent 0.0275 per cent of the company's issued shares.
The counter had risen 15 cents, or 1.83 per cent, on Wednesday.
Oil and gas-related stocks like Keppel Corp, Sembcorp Marine, Ezra and Ezion have been hit by weakening oil prices, and could be affected further as Brent crude oil fell below US$65 a barrel on Wednesday.
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