Mark to Market

Most of its value resides in Jakarta-listed Astra International, while its own parent has secondary listing in Singapore

The big question is whether the core businesses of the STI’s constituents can support its next leg up as the impact of major capital return initiatives wanes

Two corporate transactions have been quietly telling a bigger story about Singapore’s market this week. One involves a landmark S$3.9 billion deal that puts one of Orchard Road’s most recognisable ass...

The business it plans to spin off may garner a lofty valuation on Nasdaq, but its own shares may be plagued by a holding company discount

The frontline market regulator should ask boards for more transparency on their thinking on capital management

If the new dual-listing bridge attracts companies that fail to perform, it may erode rather than enhance the vibrancy of the Singapore market

Market appetite for capital raising exercises has waned with the Iran war. BT senior correspondent Ben Paul explains what this means for Reit sponsors and investors.

When companies go public, their founders and managers should communicate a big vision rather than a plan to just deliver incremental gains

A greater focus on value unlocking moves versus acquisitions could go a long way in sustaining investor enthusiasm