Centurion, which owns and operates workers and student accommodation assets, on Wednesday said it will offer 36 million shares in a secondary Hong Kong listing.
The Myanmar-based conglomerate Yoma Strategic Holdings on Wednesday said it signed an agreement with two construction companies to build Yoma Central and The Peninsula Yangon for over US$400 million.
Anonymous researcher Iceberg Research made a fresh attack on embattled commodities trader Noble Group, saying that the company's bid to restructure its obligations won't lead to a turnaround.
Embattled commodities trader Noble Group on Wednesday said it would sell four of its Kamsarmax dry bulk carrier vessels for US$95 million, as part of its debt reduction plans.
CapitaLand and CapitaLand Retail China Trust (CRCT) on Tuesday said they jointly acquired a shopping mall, known as Rock Square in Haizhu District in Guangzhou for about S$688.9 million.
Ipco International, which operates as a developer and turnkey contractor, on Tuesday said it expects a net loss in the first-half on account of foreign exchange translations relating to its units.
Singapore-based Eurosports Global, the sole authorised Lamborghini dealer in Singapore, on Tuesday said its joint venture company, Prosper Auto entered into a dealership agreement with Italian sports car maker.
Civil servants in Singapore will receive a year-end Annual Variable Component (AVC) of one month this year, powered by improvements in Singapore's economy.
Clearbridge Health, the medtech investor formerly known as Clearbridge Accelerator, is poised for an initial public offering (IPO) on the Catalist board of the Singapore Exchange.
Singapore-listed Ying Li International Real Estate on Tuesday said it entered into an agreement with China's Shengyu to sell its stake in unit Shiny Profit for 3.29 billion yuan (S$671.9 million) in cash.
Addvalue Technologies, a provider of wireless and broadband communications solution, on Tuesday said it is exploring the possibility of spinning-off its subsidiary, Addvalue Solutions.
Singapore-based Fullerton Healthcare Corp on Tuesday said it received a "significant investment" from Ping An Capital, the core equity investment platform of China's Ping An Insurance.