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Numerous Singapore listcos report disrupted operations in China

Powermatic, Luxking among firms whose factories remain closed or whose operations have been curtailed

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Annabeth Leow
Fiona Lam

Annabeth Leow &

Fiona Lam

Published Mon, Feb 10, 2020 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    A SLEW of Singapore-listed companies on Monday reported disruptions to their China operations from the mystery virus epidemic that has killed close to a thousand people there.

    Manufacturers and retailers told shareholders in bourse filings that they have had to close factories and stores at the local authorities' behest.

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