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Michelle Zhu

Michelle Zhu

Published Wed, Dec 7, 2022 · 08:21 AM
    • The trust is developing a data centre in Hyderabad and will deploy about 1,200 crore rupees (S$210 million) in the next three to five years for the project.
    • The trust is developing a data centre in Hyderabad and will deploy about 1,200 crore rupees (S$210 million) in the next three to five years for the project. PHOTO: CAPITALAND INDIA TRUST

    THE following company saw new developments that may affect trading of its securities on Wednesday (Dec 7):

    CapitaLand India Trust : The trust is developing a data centre in Hyderabad and will deploy about 1,200 crore rupees (S$210 million) in the next three to five years for the project. This is its second data centre development project in India, said the trustee-manager on Tuesday. Units of CapitaLand India Trust ended down 1.7 per cent or S$0.02 at S$1.15, before the news.

    Trading halt: Mainboard-listed A-Smart on Wednesday morning requested a trading halt pending the release of an announcement. The counter ended Tuesday unchanged at S$0.121. 

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