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ASL Marine jumps 2.3% after share placement; Yangzijiang Shipbuilding falls 4.3% over port fees spat
The shipbuilders are subject to contrasting investor views on their fortunes
Placements continue, Sert buys back units
[SINGAPORE] Over the five trading sessions from Oct 3 to 9, institutions were net buyers of Singapore stocks, with net institutional inflow of S$250 million, adding to the S$275 million net institutio...
Four dead, five injured in fire at ASL Marine unit’s Batam shipyard
All work on the affected vessel will be suspended until the cause of the fire is established
Corporate digest
HOTEL operator Banyan Tree Holdings reported a "significant pick-up" in occupancies in the second half of this year as group-wide occupancies grew from 14 per cent in Q2 2020 to 27 per cent in Q3 2020...
ASL Marine posts loss of S$13 million for Q1 FY2021
ASL Marine Holdings' net loss for the three months ended Sept 30, 2020 widened to S$13 million from S$11.35 million a year ago.
Covid-19 case detected at ASL Shipyard
A CONFIRMED imported case of Covid-19 who had travelled to Indonesia went to work at ASL Shipyard in Singapore between Nov 30 and Dec 2, although it has been determined that he had no close interactio...
ASL Marine unit wins jobs for floating fish farms
OFFSHORE and marine group ASL Marine said on Tuesday that its wholly-owned unit has secured shipbuilding contracts from the Aquaculture Centre of Excellence (ACE) for the construction of two Eco-Ark f...
ASL Marine unit to build floating fish farms off Pulau Ubin
OFFSHORE and marine group ASL Marine said on Tuesday that its wholly-owned unit has secured shipbuilding contracts from the Aquaculture Centre of Excellence (ACE) for the construction of two Eco-Ark f...
ASL Marine's independent auditor flags 'going concern' doubts
The group incurred a net loss of about S$145.9m, with current liabilities exceeding current assets by S$20.8m for the year ended June 30
ASL Marine to sell loss-making Chinese shipyard unit for 35 million yuan
MAINBOARD-LISTED ASL Marine has said that it will dispose of an inactive, loss-making indirect subsidiary in China, which was once involved shipbuilding, to raise working capital.
