Singapore shares rebounded on Monday, tracking a firmer Asia and Wall Street, as tensions between the United States and North Korea showed signs of easing.
Spackman Entertainment, a South Korean theatrical film production group, on Monday announced its proposed acquisition of Take Pictures Pte for an undisclosed amount.
Ezion Holdings, a provider of offshore marine logistics services, on Monday requesting trading suspension as it discusses funding options with its shareholders following a quarterly loss.
According to the latest quarterly data released by the International Enterprise (IE) Singapore, the easing was due to the slight decline in non-electronic products exports.
Vallianz Holdings, a provider of offshore support vessels, on Monday posted a 12.5 percent rise in quarterly profit, helped by growth at its Middle East market.
Media content provider mm2 Asia on Monday reported a 30 percent jump in quarterly profit, boosted by growth at its North Asia business and strong performance of subsidiaries.
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Indian shares fell for a fifth session on Friday as concerns over corporate growth recovery and increasing tensions between the U.S. and North Korea continued to dampen investor sentiment.
Global risk appetite faltered amidst increasing geopolitical worries regarding North Korea, resulting in investors piling onto havens such as U.S. Treasuries, gold and the yen.