brc asia
Barging blindly into Singapore’s construction boom could be a bust for some investors
Those dipping their toes in now are no longer buying the boom, but betting that these companies can manage their costs
BRC Asia reports S$27.3 million in Q1 net profit on sustained construction demand
Its sales order book stood at around S$2.2 billion as at end-December
BRC Asia H2 profit falls 5% to S$52.2 million
Revenue up 16% at S$837.4 million, driven by stronger project offtake
BRC Asia secures contracts for Changi Airport Terminal 5 project worth S$570 million
This brings company’s total outstanding sales order book to S$2 billion as at Jul 14
BRC Asia H1 profit rises 9% to S$42.1 million
Earnings per share comes in at S$0.1533, up from S$0.1404 in the year-ago period
BRC Asia Q1 profit after tax rises 13.9% to S$19.5 million
This is despite revenue falling 12.4% year on year to S$349.8 million, from S$399.2 million
BRC Asia H2 profit rises 11% to S$55 million on sale of associate
This is even as revenue fell 21 per cent to S$723.1 million
BRC Asia to buy 19.9% of steel reinforcement company for S$16 million
Group on Tuesday inked conditional sales and purchase agreement with Daehan Steel and LTC Corp
Construction recovery paves the way for Singapore-listed concrete, steel producers
INVESTOR interest is building for locally listed construction material manufacturers, as they ride on a ramp-up in construction activity in Singapore.
Construction material manufacturers mull green opportunities for growth
AS AWARENESS rises about environmental concerns, building materials companies may be able to benefit by producing greener materials.
