Singapore stocks ended little changed on Thursday, as gains in lenders such as OCBC and United Overseas Bank were offset by the weakness in Asian shares after U.S. tech stocks slumped overnight.
Shares in Cromwell European Real Estate Investment Trust (CEREIT) opened unchanged in Thursday's trading debut.
Indian stocks fell on Thursday, tracking weak Asian shares after U.S. tech stocks slumped overnight following a strong rally.
Singapore stocks fell on Thursday, tracking weak Asian shares after U.S. tech stocks slumped overnight following a strong rally.
Malaysian property developer Aspen Group Holdings on Thursday said its associate company, Global Vision Logistics bought industrial land in Shah Alam, Selangor for 190 million Malaysian ringgit (about S$63 million).
Global Logistic Properties (GLP), which was bought by a Chinese consortium for S$16 billion, on Thursday said its shareholders approved the privatization scheme.
Pyongyang's official news agency KCNA released images of the newest addition to North Korea's arsenal of ballistic missiles — the Hwasong-15.
Cromwell European Real Estate Investment Trust (CEREIT) said its initial public offering was about 3.1 times subscribed.
Thai Beverage, a maker of wide range of branded beer and spirits in Thailand, said its unit BeerCo bought a 49 percent stake in Vietnamese management consultancy firm.
Ascendas Hospitality Trust on Thursday said it entered into a memorandum of understanding to lease Hotel Sunroute and Oakwood Apartments in Ariake, Tokyo.
Keppel Telecommunications & Transportation (Keppel T&T) on Thursday said it is currently undertaking a strategic review of its China logistics portfolio to boost operations.
Global Logistic Properties (GLP), which was bought by a Chinese consortium for S$16 billion, on Thursday requested for a trading halt pending the release of an announcement.
Shares in No Signboard Holdings Ltd, known for its signature white pepper crab dish, jumped as much as 11 percent above the IPO price in Thursay's debut.
The firm registered an annual turnover of Rs 161.6 crore in the last fiscal
Indian stocks ended little changed on Wednesday, tracking subdued Asia amidst caution over the latest missile test by North Korea and concerns at recent softness in Chinese shares.