가격협의 상품 및 유료상품의 구매를 원하실 경우 맞춤형 데이터 신청란에 글을 남겨주시면
신속히 답변드리도록 하겠습니다.
| 데이터 제공 포맷 | 데이터 제공 방식 | 데이터 파일 용량 |
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| csv | 다운로드 | 14.22 MB |
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| 데이터셋명 | 싱가포르 상장사 재무정보 데이터 | 데이터 유형 | csv |
|---|---|---|---|
| 데이터 분야 | 기업정보 | 구축 데이터량 | 14.22 MB |
| 구축기관 | 헤브론스타 | 데이터 갱신 일자 | 2023-12-20 |
| 데이터 개방 일자 | 2022-09-01 | 데이터 이용 기한 | 무기한 |
| 데이터 갱신 주기 | - | 버전 | - |
| 주요 키워드 | 해외기업빅데이터, 싱가포르상장사재무정보, 싱가포르기업재무정보, 싱가포르기업, 싱가포르상장사 | ||
| 벨류체인 키워드 | 기술개발, 인적자원, 제조, 마케팅, 물류유통, 서비스 | ||
| 소개 | ° 구축목적: 해외 기업 정보에 대한 시장의 수요를 충족하는 서비스를 제공해 가치사슬 전반의 해외 기업 데이터 부족 해소, 다양한 이해관계자의 의사결정 효율화를 도모 ° 데이터 구축 필요성: 벨류체인 확장 및 데이터 중요성을 인지하고 있으나, 데이터 양극화/전문기과 이용의 한계 등에 따라 적극적인 데이터 확보가 어려운 실정. 이러한 한계를 극복하기 위해 해외기업 빅데이터 센터 구축 필요성 대두 ° 활용 분야: 해외기업정보 데이터에 대한 수요는 Supply Chain, Sales 확장, M&A, 투자, 컨설팅 등 산업 전반에 걸쳐 존재 ° 데이터 소개: (국가)기업에 대한 기업 재무정보를 현지 언어와 영문으로 나타냄. - 기업 재무정보: 재무상태표, 포괄손익계산서, 현금흐름표 | ||
데이터 구조: 데이터셋에 따른 항목과 해당 값은 아래와 같습니다(테이블 내 항목 중 일부)
No. | 필드명(국문) | 필드명(영문) | 설명 | 유형 |
1 | 영문기업명 | ENGLS_ENTRP_NM | 기업의 영어 표기 이름 | VARCHAR(100) |
2 | 유동자산금액 | CUASS_AMT | 재무상태표>자산>유동자산 | NUMERIC |
3 | 비유동자산금액 | NNCRRNT_ASSTS_AMT | 재무상태표>자산>비유동자산 | NUMERIC |
4 | 자산총계금액 | ASSTS_SUMM | 재무상태표>자산>자산총계 | NUMERIC |
5 | 유동부채금액 | FLTNG_DEBT_AMT | 재무상태표>부채>유동부채 | NUMERIC |
6 | 비유동부채금액 | NNCRRNT_DEBT_AMT | 재무상태표>부채>비유동부채 | NUMERIC |
7 | 자본금액 | CAPTL | 재무상태표>자본>자본금 | NUMERIC |
8 | 자본총계액 | CAPTL_SUMM | 재무상태표>자본>자본총계 | NUMERIC |
9 | 부채자본총계액 | DEBT_CAPTL_SUMM_AMT | 재무상태표>자본>부채 및 자본 총계 | NUMERIC |
10 | 매출금액 | PRSLS | 손익계산서>매출액 | NUMERIC |
11 | 영업이익금액 | BSN_PRFT_AMT | 손익계산서>영업이익 | NUMERIC |
12 | 당기순이익금액 | THTRM_NTPF_AMT | 손익계산서>당기순이익>당기순이익(또는 당기순손실) | NUMERIC |
13 | 기초현금금액 | BSIS_CASH_AMT | 현금흐름표>기초의 현금 | NUMERIC |
14 | 기말현금금액 | ENTRM_CASH_AMT | 현금흐름표>기말의 현금 | NUMERIC |
| 키값 | 주식시장코드 | 현지언어주식시장명 | 영문주식시장명 | 헤브론스타국가코드 | 상장코드 | 현지언어기업명 | 영문기업명 | 해외기업법인등록번호 | 해외기업사업자등록번호 | 설립일자 | 상장일자 | 현지언어산업군명 | 영문산업군명 | 통화구분코드 | 회계연도 | 보고서종류코드 | 결산일자 | 유동자산금액 | 비유동자산금액 | 현금및예치금액 | 유가증권금액 | 대출채권금액 | 할부금융자산금액 | 리스자산금액 | 유형자산금액 | 기타자산금액 | 자산총계 | 유동부채금액 | 비유동부채금액 | 예수부채금액 | 차입부채금액 | 기타부채금액 | 부채총계 | 자본금 | 자본잉여금 | 자본조정금액 | 기타포괄손익누계액 | 이익잉여금 | 자본총계 | 부채자본총계액 | 매출액 | 매출원가금액 | 영업비용금액 | 영업이익금액 | 영업외비용금액 | 법인세비용차감전순손익금액 | 법인세비용차감전계속사업손익금액 | 법인세비용금액 | 계속사업손익법인세비용금액 | 계속사업이익금액 | 중단사업손익금액 | 당기순이익금액 | 영업활동현금흐름금액 | 투자활동현금유입금액 | 재무활동현금유입금액 | 현금증가금액 | 기초현금금액 | 기말현금금액 | 부채비율 | 영업이익율값 | 매출액증가율 | 영업이익증가율값 | 당기순이익증가율값 | 기업연평균성장률값 | 기업관련소식날짜 | 기업관련소식종류내용 | 기업관련소식제목 | 기업관련소식내용요약 | 기업관련소식상세내용 | 정보출처내용 | 기업관련소식URL | 사내관련정보 | 고객관련정보 | 공급관련정보 | 경쟁관련정보 | 대체재관련정보 |
| 13577 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | KPLM | Keppel Corporation Limited | Keppel Corporation Limited | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13612 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | FRNM | Fraser And Neave, Limited | Fraser And Neave, Limited | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 1153200000.0 | 3974900000.0 | 808100000.0 | 5128100000.0 | 1589700000.0 | 1690200000.0 | 3437900000.0 | 5128100000.0 | 475800000.0 | 56800000.0 | 70400000.0 | 41800000.0 | 345100000.0 | 345100000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13647 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SIAE | SIA Engineering Co Ltd | SIA Engineering Co Ltd | Transport Infrastructure | Transport Infrastructure | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 175500000.0 | -4000000.0 | 12800000.0 | 12800000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1548 | SGP | GAGR | Golden Agri-Resources Ltd | Food Products | Food Products | USD | 2021 | Q | 20211231 | 3432160000 | 6175950000 | 3998890000 | 9608110000 | 2934790000 | 4930720000 | 2894840000 | 4677390000 | 9608110000 | 5728210000 | 5293270000 | 434940000 | 466700000 | 113800000 | 322960000 | 564790000 | -196190000 | -282660000 | 85940000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1903 | SGP | HRGS | Hour Glass Ltd | Specialty Retail | Specialty Retail | SGD | 2021 | Q | 20210630 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1857 | SGP | HSNG | Hosen Group Ltd | Food & Staples Retailing | Food & Staples Retailing | SGD | 2020 | A | 20201231 | 33160000 | 20130000 | 19920000 | 53290000 | 18770000 | 21980000 | 6950000 | 31310000 | 53290000 | 71520000 | 67490000 | 4040000 | 3560000 | 670000 | 2920000 | 7710000 | -380000 | -6570000 | 790000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13988 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | ATIH | ASTI Holdings Ltd | ASTI Holdings Ltd | Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment | Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment | SGD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | -19840000.0 | 40940000.0 | 4110000.0 | 4780000.0 | 5720000.0 | 2030000.0 | 23850000.0 | 25880000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 14040 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | BHGC | BH Global Corp Ltd | BH Global Corp Ltd | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 54300000.0 | 29630000.0 | 18760000.0 | 16240000.0 | 83930000.0 | 18030000.0 | 30610000.0 | -3120000.0 | 53320000.0 | 83930000.0 | 11940000.0 | 896000.0 | 898000.0 | 272000.0 | 856000.0 | -780000.0 | -538000.0 | -791000.0 | -2080000.0 | 7520000.0 | 5440000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 14041 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | BHGC | BH Global Corp Ltd | BH Global Corp Ltd | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 54300000.0 | 29630000.0 | 18760000.0 | 16240000.0 | 83930000.0 | 18030000.0 | 30610000.0 | -3120000.0 | 53320000.0 | 83930000.0 | 11940000.0 | 896000.0 | 898000.0 | 272000.0 | 856000.0 | -780000.0 | -538000.0 | -791000.0 | -2080000.0 | 7520000.0 | 5440000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 27 | SGP | ASMA | A-Smart Holdings Ltd | Commercial Services & Supplies | Commercial Services & Supplies | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220131 | 17600000 | 3040000 | 1540000 | 20640000 | 2200000 | 4990000 | -131710000 | 15650000 | 20640000 | 3410000 | 3590000 | -170000 | -150000 | -160000 | -140000 | -20000 | -320000 | -500000 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 6644 | SGP | HWHS | Hwa Hong Corporation Ltd | Real Estate Management & Development | Real Estate Management & Development | SGD | 2020 | Q | 20200630 | 20221203 | Stock News | Archegos' Bill Hwang says prosecutor misconduct justifies indictment's dismissal | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Sung Kook (Bill) Hwang the founder and head of a private investment firm known as Archegos exits the Manhattan federal courthouse in New York City U.S. April 27 2022. REUTERS/Shannon▦ NMR▦-1.11%▦By Jonathan Stempel▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Hwang is seeking the dismissal of his U.S. fraud indictment over the collapse of his once-$36 billion Archegos Capital Management LP saying prosecutors committed misconduct by sandbagging him when building their case.▦Hwang made the request in a Friday night filing in Manhattan federal court where he has pleaded not guilty to fraud and racketeering conspiracy charges over Archegos' March 2021 demise.▦Hwang's lawyers said Department of Justice prosecutors concealed prior to his arrest how Hwang had been their prime target the supposed mastermind of a vast market manipulation scheme and induced him to divulge his defense strategy.▦The government's conduct cannot be accurately described as anything other than deceitful the lawyers said calling the probe a sham.▦Archegos imploded when it failed to meet margin calls following trades through so-called total return swaps leaving banks such as Credit Suisse Group AG and Nomura Holdings (NYSE:NMR) Inc with about $10 billion of losses.▦In a separate filing Hwang and co-defendant Patrick Halligan Archegos' former chief financial officer said their indictment should be dismissed because Archegos' trading activity was entirely lawful using methods that are clearly permitted by the existing regulatory structure.▦A spokesperson for U.S. Attorney Damian Williams in Manhattan declined to comment on Saturday.▦In alleging prosecutorial misconduct Hwang's lawyers said the government communicated frequently with them over six months with Hwang sitting for two six-hour interviews without disclosing that it viewed Hwang as a target and not merely a subject of its probe.▦These discussions the last occurring two days before Hwang's April 27 arrest revealed what has now become (as prosecutors doubtless knew it would) his defense strategy Hwang's lawyers said.▦The court should not countenance this lack of candor breach of prosecutorial duty and end-run around the Constitution and federal rules they added.▦Hwang also wants U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein who oversees the case to hold a hearing to determine the extent of any taint.▦A trial of Hwang and Halligan is scheduled for Oct. 2023. Halligan has also pleaded not guilty.▦The case is U.S. v. Hwang et al U.S. District Court Southern District of New York No. 22-00240. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Sung Kook (Bill) Hwang the founder and head of a private investment firm known as Archegos exits the Manhattan federal courthouse in New York City U.S. April 27 2022. REUTERS/Shannon▦ NMR▦-1.11%▦By Jonathan Stempel▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Hwang is seeking the dismissal of his U.S. fraud indictment over the collapse of his once-$36 billion Archegos Capital Management LP saying prosecutors committed misconduct by sandbagging him when building their case.▦Hwang made the request in a Friday night filing in Manhattan federal court where he has pleaded not guilty to fraud and racketeering conspiracy charges over Archegos' March 2021 demise.▦Hwang's lawyers said Department of Justice prosecutors concealed prior to his arrest how Hwang had been their prime target the supposed mastermind of a vast market manipulation scheme and induced him to divulge his defense strategy.▦The government's conduct cannot be accurately described as anything other than deceitful the lawyers said calling the probe a sham.▦Archegos imploded when it failed to meet margin calls following trades through so-called total return swaps leaving banks such as Credit Suisse Group AG and Nomura Holdings (NYSE:NMR) Inc with about $10 billion of losses.▦In a separate filing Hwang and co-defendant Patrick Halligan Archegos' former chief financial officer said their indictment should be dismissed because Archegos' trading activity was entirely lawful using methods that are clearly permitted by the existing regulatory structure.▦A spokesperson for U.S. Attorney Damian Williams in Manhattan declined to comment on Saturday.▦In alleging prosecutorial misconduct Hwang's lawyers said the government communicated frequently with them over six months with Hwang sitting for two six-hour interviews without disclosing that it viewed Hwang as a target and not merely a subject of its probe.▦These discussions the last occurring two days before Hwang's April 27 arrest revealed what has now become (as prosecutors doubtless knew it would) his defense strategy Hwang's lawyers said.▦The court should not countenance this lack of candor breach of prosecutorial duty and end-run around the Constitution and federal rules they added.▦Hwang also wants U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein who oversees the case to hold a hearing to determine the extent of any taint.▦A trial of Hwang and Halligan is scheduled for Oct. 2023. Halligan has also pleaded not guilty.▦The case is U.S. v. Hwang et al U.S. District Court Southern District of New York No. 22-00240. | https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/archegos-bill-hwang-says-prosecutor-misconduct-justifies-indictments-dismissal-2956792 | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Sung Kook (Bill) Hwang the founder and head of a private investment firm known as Archegos exits the Manhattan federal courthouse in New York City U.S. April 27 2022. REUTERS/Shannon▦ NMR▦-1.11%▦By Jonathan Stempel▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Hwang is seeking the dismissal of his U.S. fraud indictment over the collapse of his once-$36 billion Archegos Capital Management LP saying prosecutors committed misconduct by sandbagging him when building their case.▦Hwang made the request in a Friday night filing in Manhattan federal court where he has pleaded not guilty to fraud and racketeering conspiracy charges over Archegos' March 2021 demise.▦Hwang's lawyers said Department of Justice prosecutors concealed prior to his arrest how Hwang had been their prime target the supposed mastermind of a vast market manipulation scheme and induced him to divulge his defense strategy.▦The government's conduct cannot be accurately described as anything other than deceitful the lawyers said calling the probe a sham.▦Archegos imploded when it failed to meet margin calls following trades through so-called total return swaps leaving banks such as Credit Suisse Group AG and Nomura Holdings (NYSE:NMR) Inc with about $10 billion of losses.▦In a separate filing Hwang and co-defendant Patrick Halligan Archegos' former chief financial officer said their indictment should be dismissed because Archegos' trading activity was entirely lawful using methods that are clearly permitted by the existing regulatory structure.▦A spokesperson for U.S. Attorney Damian Williams in Manhattan declined to comment on Saturday.▦In alleging prosecutorial misconduct Hwang's lawyers said the government communicated frequently with them over six months with Hwang sitting for two six-hour interviews without disclosing that it viewed Hwang as a target and not merely a subject of its probe.▦These discussions the last occurring two days before Hwang's April 27 arrest revealed what has now become (as prosecutors doubtless knew it would) his defense strategy Hwang's lawyers said.▦The court should not countenance this lack of candor breach of prosecutorial duty and end-run around the Constitution and federal rules they added.▦Hwang also wants U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein who oversees the case to hold a hearing to determine the extent of any taint.▦A trial of Hwang and Halligan is scheduled for Oct. 2023. Halligan has also pleaded not guilty.▦The case is U.S. v. Hwang et al U.S. District Court Southern District of New York No. 22-00240. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Sung Kook (Bill) Hwang the founder and head of a private investment firm known as Archegos exits the Manhattan federal courthouse in New York City U.S. April 27 2022. REUTERS/Shannon▦ NMR▦-1.11%▦By Jonathan Stempel▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Hwang is seeking the dismissal of his U.S. fraud indictment over the collapse of his once-$36 billion Archegos Capital Management LP saying prosecutors committed misconduct by sandbagging him when building their case.▦Hwang made the request in a Friday night filing in Manhattan federal court where he has pleaded not guilty to fraud and racketeering conspiracy charges over Archegos' March 2021 demise.▦Hwang's lawyers said Department of Justice prosecutors concealed prior to his arrest how Hwang had been their prime target the supposed mastermind of a vast market manipulation scheme and induced him to divulge his defense strategy.▦The government's conduct cannot be accurately described as anything other than deceitful the lawyers said calling the probe a sham.▦Archegos imploded when it failed to meet margin calls following trades through so-called total return swaps leaving banks such as Credit Suisse Group AG and Nomura Holdings (NYSE:NMR) Inc with about $10 billion of losses.▦In a separate filing Hwang and co-defendant Patrick Halligan Archegos' former chief financial officer said their indictment should be dismissed because Archegos' trading activity was entirely lawful using methods that are clearly permitted by the existing regulatory structure.▦A spokesperson for U.S. Attorney Damian Williams in Manhattan declined to comment on Saturday.▦In alleging prosecutorial misconduct Hwang's lawyers said the government communicated frequently with them over six months with Hwang sitting for two six-hour interviews without disclosing that it viewed Hwang as a target and not merely a subject of its probe.▦These discussions the last occurring two days before Hwang's April 27 arrest revealed what has now become (as prosecutors doubtless knew it would) his defense strategy Hwang's lawyers said.▦The court should not countenance this lack of candor breach of prosecutorial duty and end-run around the Constitution and federal rules they added.▦Hwang also wants U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein who oversees the case to hold a hearing to determine the extent of any taint.▦A trial of Hwang and Halligan is scheduled for Oct. 2023. Halligan has also pleaded not guilty.▦The case is U.S. v. Hwang et al U.S. District Court Southern District of New York No. 22-00240. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Sung Kook (Bill) Hwang the founder and head of a private investment firm known as Archegos exits the Manhattan federal courthouse in New York City U.S. April 27 2022. REUTERS/Shannon▦ NMR▦-1.11%▦By Jonathan Stempel▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Hwang is seeking the dismissal of his U.S. fraud indictment over the collapse of his once-$36 billion Archegos Capital Management LP saying prosecutors committed misconduct by sandbagging him when building their case.▦Hwang made the request in a Friday night filing in Manhattan federal court where he has pleaded not guilty to fraud and racketeering conspiracy charges over Archegos' March 2021 demise.▦Hwang's lawyers said Department of Justice prosecutors concealed prior to his arrest how Hwang had been their prime target the supposed mastermind of a vast market manipulation scheme and induced him to divulge his defense strategy.▦The government's conduct cannot be accurately described as anything other than deceitful the lawyers said calling the probe a sham.▦Archegos imploded when it failed to meet margin calls following trades through so-called total return swaps leaving banks such as Credit Suisse Group AG and Nomura Holdings (NYSE:NMR) Inc with about $10 billion of losses.▦In a separate filing Hwang and co-defendant Patrick Halligan Archegos' former chief financial officer said their indictment should be dismissed because Archegos' trading activity was entirely lawful using methods that are clearly permitted by the existing regulatory structure.▦A spokesperson for U.S. Attorney Damian Williams in Manhattan declined to comment on Saturday.▦In alleging prosecutorial misconduct Hwang's lawyers said the government communicated frequently with them over six months with Hwang sitting for two six-hour interviews without disclosing that it viewed Hwang as a target and not merely a subject of its probe.▦These discussions the last occurring two days before Hwang's April 27 arrest revealed what has now become (as prosecutors doubtless knew it would) his defense strategy Hwang's lawyers said.▦The court should not countenance this lack of candor breach of prosecutorial duty and end-run around the Constitution and federal rules they added.▦Hwang also wants U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein who oversees the case to hold a hearing to determine the extent of any taint.▦A trial of Hwang and Halligan is scheduled for Oct. 2023. Halligan has also pleaded not guilty.▦The case is U.S. v. Hwang et al U.S. District Court Southern District of New York No. 22-00240. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Sung Kook (Bill) Hwang the founder and head of a private investment firm known as Archegos exits the Manhattan federal courthouse in New York City U.S. April 27 2022. REUTERS/Shannon▦ NMR▦-1.11%▦By Jonathan Stempel▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Hwang is seeking the dismissal of his U.S. fraud indictment over the collapse of his once-$36 billion Archegos Capital Management LP saying prosecutors committed misconduct by sandbagging him when building their case.▦Hwang made the request in a Friday night filing in Manhattan federal court where he has pleaded not guilty to fraud and racketeering conspiracy charges over Archegos' March 2021 demise.▦Hwang's lawyers said Department of Justice prosecutors concealed prior to his arrest how Hwang had been their prime target the supposed mastermind of a vast market manipulation scheme and induced him to divulge his defense strategy.▦The government's conduct cannot be accurately described as anything other than deceitful the lawyers said calling the probe a sham.▦Archegos imploded when it failed to meet margin calls following trades through so-called total return swaps leaving banks such as Credit Suisse Group AG and Nomura Holdings (NYSE:NMR) Inc with about $10 billion of losses.▦In a separate filing Hwang and co-defendant Patrick Halligan Archegos' former chief financial officer said their indictment should be dismissed because Archegos' trading activity was entirely lawful using methods that are clearly permitted by the existing regulatory structure.▦A spokesperson for U.S. Attorney Damian Williams in Manhattan declined to comment on Saturday.▦In alleging prosecutorial misconduct Hwang's lawyers said the government communicated frequently with them over six months with Hwang sitting for two six-hour interviews without disclosing that it viewed Hwang as a target and not merely a subject of its probe.▦These discussions the last occurring two days before Hwang's April 27 arrest revealed what has now become (as prosecutors doubtless knew it would) his defense strategy Hwang's lawyers said.▦The court should not countenance this lack of candor breach of prosecutorial duty and end-run around the Constitution and federal rules they added.▦Hwang also wants U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein who oversees the case to hold a hearing to determine the extent of any taint.▦A trial of Hwang and Halligan is scheduled for Oct. 2023. Halligan has also pleaded not guilty.▦The case is U.S. v. Hwang et al U.S. District Court Southern District of New York No. 22-00240. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Sung Kook (Bill) Hwang the founder and head of a private investment firm known as Archegos exits the Manhattan federal courthouse in New York City U.S. April 27 2022. REUTERS/Shannon▦ NMR▦-1.11%▦By Jonathan Stempel▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Hwang is seeking the dismissal of his U.S. fraud indictment over the collapse of his once-$36 billion Archegos Capital Management LP saying prosecutors committed misconduct by sandbagging him when building their case.▦Hwang made the request in a Friday night filing in Manhattan federal court where he has pleaded not guilty to fraud and racketeering conspiracy charges over Archegos' March 2021 demise.▦Hwang's lawyers said Department of Justice prosecutors concealed prior to his arres | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 5245 | SGP | BEVE | Beverly JCG Ltd | Trading Companies & Distributors | Trading Companies & Distributors | SGD | 2018 | A | 20181231 | 20221121 | Stock News | U.S. Supreme Court rejects challenge to Republican-drawn Texas electoral district | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: News media gather outside the front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington U.S. September 30 2022. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo▦By Andrew Chung▦(Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away an appeal by Black and Hispanic voters accusing the Republican-led Texas legislature of intentionally redrawing a state Senate district to diminish their political clout part of broader challenge to congressional and state legislative maps in the state.▦The justices declined to review a ruling by a three-judge federal district court panel denying an injunction against the reconfigured state Senate district sought by the challengers. The plaintiffs have argued that the district's redrawn boundaries resulted from intentional racial discrimination against them in violation of the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment guarantee of equal protection under the law.▦The dispute centers on a state Senate district that includes part of the city of Fort Worth in north-central Texas.▦The district is currently held by Democratic state Senator Beverly Powell. But she dropped her re-election bid last April calling the race unwinnable because of the way the legislature had redrawn the district's boundaries. Following the Nov. 8 election the newly configured district will be represented by Republican Phil King who ran unopposed.▦Black and Hispanic plaintiffs sued after the Texas legislature approved new electoral maps in 2021. They argued that they had been splintered into other Senate districts where they will be overpowered by white voters.▦While Powell's state Senate district was previously confined within a single county it is now spread across seven others that the three-judge panel said are populated mostly by rural Anglos who tend by a large margin to vote Republican.▦Redistricting carried out each decade after the completion of the U.S. census is an increasingly contentious process in the United States. It is typically controlled by politicians already in office who may draw lines for partisan gain.▦The Supreme Court in 2019 blocked federal courts from reviewing claims of so-called partisan gerrymandering a practice that according to critics warps democracy by crafting electoral districts in a way that reduces the voting power of some voters while boosting the clout of others.▦The Texas case represents one of many legal challenges to reconfigured electoral maps around the country.▦The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a major case on Dec. 7 that could prevent state courts from second-guessing state legislatures' rules and maps for federal elections.▦The Texas lawsuit is one of several that have been consolidated before the three-judge panel. President Joe Biden's administration sued Texas over the new maps last December. The panel denied an injunction that would have blocked the use of the newly devised district boundaries. In its ruling last May the panel agreed that given racially polarized voting patterns the new map has a disproportionate impact resulting in the loss of a seat in which minorities were able to elect candidates they preferred.▦But the court said there was no direct evidence that the legislature was motivated by an intent to racially discriminate.▦In their appeal to the Supreme Court the plaintiffs said resolution was needed prior to the 2024 election. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: News media gather outside the front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington U.S. September 30 2022. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo▦By Andrew Chung▦(Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away an appeal by Black and Hispanic voters accusing the Republican-led Texas legislature of intentionally redrawing a state Senate district to diminish their political clout part of broader challenge to congressional and state legislative maps in the state.▦The justices declined to review a ruling by a three-judge federal district court panel denying an injunction against the reconfigured state Senate district sought by the challengers. The plaintiffs have argued that the district's redrawn boundaries resulted from intentional racial discrimination against them in violation of the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment guarantee of equal protection under the law.▦The dispute centers on a state Senate district that includes part of the city of Fort Worth in north-central Texas.▦The district is currently held by Democratic state Senator Beverly Powell. But she dropped her re-election bid last April calling the race unwinnable because of the way the legislature had redrawn the district's boundaries. Following the Nov. 8 election the newly configured district will be represented by Republican Phil King who ran unopposed.▦Black and Hispanic plaintiffs sued after the Texas legislature approved new electoral maps in 2021. They argued that they had been splintered into other Senate districts where they will be overpowered by white voters.▦While Powell's state Senate district was previously confined within a single county it is now spread across seven others that the three-judge panel said are populated mostly by rural Anglos who tend by a large margin to vote Republican.▦Redistricting carried out each decade after the completion of the U.S. census is an increasingly contentious process in the United States. It is typically controlled by politicians already in office who may draw lines for partisan gain.▦The Supreme Court in 2019 blocked federal courts from reviewing claims of so-called partisan gerrymandering a practice that according to critics warps democracy by crafting electoral districts in a way that reduces the voting power of some voters while boosting the clout of others.▦The Texas case represents one of many legal challenges to reconfigured electoral maps around the country.▦The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a major case on Dec. 7 that could prevent state courts from second-guessing state legislatures' rules and maps for federal elections.▦The Texas lawsuit is one of several that have been consolidated before the three-judge panel. President Joe Biden's administration sued Texas over the new maps last December. The panel denied an injunction that would have blocked the use of the newly devised district boundaries. In its ruling last May the panel agreed that given racially polarized voting patterns the new map has a disproportionate impact resulting in the loss of a seat in which minorities were able to elect candidates they preferred.▦But the court said there was no direct evidence that the legislature was motivated by an intent to racially discriminate.▦In their appeal to the Supreme Court the plaintiffs said resolution was needed prior to the 2024 election. | https://www.investing.com/news/world-news/us-supreme-court-rejects-challenge-to-republicandrawn-texas-electoral-district-2949086 | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: News media gather outside the front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington U.S. September 30 2022. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo▦By Andrew Chung▦(Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away an appeal by Black and Hispanic voters accusing the Republican-led Texas legislature of intentionally redrawing a state Senate district to diminish their political clout part of broader challenge to congressional and state legislative maps in the state.▦The justices declined to review a ruling by a three-judge federal district court panel denying an injunction against the reconfigured state Senate district sought by the challengers. The plaintiffs have argued that the district's redrawn boundaries resulted from intentional racial discrimination against them in violation of the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment guarantee of equal protection under the law.▦The dispute centers on a state Senate district that includes part of the city of Fort Worth in north-central Texas.▦The district is currently held by Democratic state Senator Beverly Powell. But she dropped her re-election bid last April calling the race unwinnable because of the way the legislature had redrawn the district's boundaries. Following the Nov. 8 election the newly configured district will be represented by Republican Phil King who ran unopposed.▦Black and Hispanic plaintiffs sued after the Texas legislature approved new electoral maps in 2021. They argued that they had been splintered into other Senate districts where they will be overpowered by white voters.▦While Powell's state Senate district was previously confined within a single county it is now spread across seven others that the three-judge panel said are populated mostly by rural Anglos who tend by a large margin to vote Republican.▦Redistricting carried out each decade after the completion of the U.S. census is an increasingly contentious process in the United States. It is typically controlled by politicians already in office who may draw lines for partisan gain.▦The Supreme Court in 2019 blocked federal courts from reviewing claims of so-called partisan gerrymandering a practice that according to critics warps democracy by crafting electoral districts in a way that reduces the voting power of some voters while boosting the clout of others.▦The Texas case represents one of many legal challenges to reconfigured electoral maps around the country.▦The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a major case on Dec. 7 that could prevent state courts from second-guessing state legislatures' rules and maps for federal elections.▦The Texas lawsuit is one of several that have been consolidated before the three-judge panel. President Joe Biden's administration sued Texas over the new maps last December. The panel denied an injunction that would have blocked the use of the newly devised district boundaries. In its ruling last May the panel agreed that given racially polarized voting patterns the new map has a disproportionate impact resulting in the loss of a seat in which minorities were able to elect candidates they preferred.▦But the court said there was no direct evidence that the legislature was motivated by an intent to racially discriminate.▦In their appeal to the Supreme Court the plaintiffs said resolution was needed prior to the 2024 election. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: News media gather outside the front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington U.S. September 30 2022. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo▦By Andrew Chung▦(Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away an appeal by Black and Hispanic voters accusing the Republican-led Texas legislature of intentionally redrawing a state Senate district to diminish their political clout part of broader challenge to congressional and state legislative maps in the state.▦The justices declined to review a ruling by a three-judge federal district court panel denying an injunction against the reconfigured state Senate district sought by the challengers. The plaintiffs have argued that the district's redrawn boundaries resulted from intentional racial discrimination against them in violation of the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment guarantee of equal protection under the law.▦The dispute centers on a state Senate district that includes part of the city of Fort Worth in north-central Texas.▦The district is currently held by Democratic state Senator Beverly Powell. But she dropped her re-election bid last April calling the race unwinnable because of the way the legislature had redrawn the district's boundaries. Following the Nov. 8 election the newly configured district will be represented by Republican Phil King who ran unopposed.▦Black and Hispanic plaintiffs sued after the Texas legislature approved new electoral maps in 2021. They argued that they had been splintered into other Senate districts where they will be overpowered by white voters.▦While Powell's state Senate district was previously confined within a single county it is now spread across seven others that the three-judge panel said are populated mostly by rural Anglos who tend by a large margin to vote Republican.▦Redistricting carried out each decade after the completion of the U.S. census is an increasingly contentious process in the United States. It is typically controlled by politicians already in office who may draw lines for partisan gain.▦The Supreme Court in 2019 blocked federal courts from reviewing claims of so-called partisan gerrymandering a practice that according to critics warps democracy by crafting electoral districts in a way that reduces the voting power of some voters while boosting the clout of others.▦The Texas case represents one of many legal challenges to reconfigured electoral maps around the country.▦The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a major case on Dec. 7 that could prevent state courts from second-guessing state legislatures' rules and maps for federal elections.▦The Texas lawsuit is one of several that have been consolidated before the three-judge panel. President Joe Biden's administration sued Texas over the new maps last December. The panel denied an injunction that would have blocked the use of the newly devised district boundaries. In its ruling last May the panel agreed that given racially polarized voting patterns the new map has a disproportionate impact resulting in the loss of a seat in which minorities were able to elect candidates they preferred.▦But the court said there was no direct evidence that the legislature was motivated by an intent to racially discriminate.▦In their appeal to the Supreme Court the plaintiffs said resolution was needed prior to the 2024 election. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: News media gather outside the front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington U.S. September 30 2022. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo▦By Andrew Chung▦(Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away an appeal by Black and Hispanic voters accusing the Republican-led Texas legislature of intentionally redrawing a state Senate district to diminish their political clout part of broader challenge to congressional and state legislative maps in the state.▦The justices declined to review a ruling by a three-judge federal district court panel denying an injunction against the reconfigured state Senate district sought by the challengers. The plaintiffs have argued that the district's redrawn boundaries resulted from intentional racial discrimination against them in violation of the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment guarantee of equal protection under the law.▦The dispute centers on a state Senate district that includes part of the city of Fort Worth in north-central Texas.▦The district is currently held by Democratic state Senator Beverly Powell. But she dropped her re-election bid last April calling the race unwinnable because of the way the legislature had redrawn the district's boundaries. Following the Nov. 8 election the newly configured district will be represented by Republican Phil King who ran unopposed.▦Black and Hispanic plaintiffs sued after the Texas legislature approved new electoral maps in 2021. They argued that they had been splintered into other Senate districts where they will be overpowered by white voters.▦While Powell's state Senate district was previously confined within a single county it is now spread across seven others that the three-judge panel said are populated mostly by rural Anglos who tend by a large margin to vote Republican.▦Redistricting carried out each decade after the completion of the U.S. census is an increasingly contentious process in the United States. It is typically controlled by politicians already in office who may draw lines for partisan gain.▦The Supreme Court in 2019 blocked federal courts from reviewing claims of so-called partisan gerrymandering a practice that according to critics warps democracy by crafting electoral districts in a way that reduces the voting power of some voters while boosting the clout of others.▦The Texas case represents one of many legal challenges to reconfigured electoral maps around the country.▦The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a major case on Dec. 7 that could prevent state courts from second-guessing state legislatures' rules and maps for federal elections.▦The Texas lawsuit is one of several that have been consolidated before the three-judge panel. President Joe Biden's administration sued Texas over the new maps last December. The panel denied an injunction that would have blocked the use of the newly devised district boundaries. In its ruling last May the panel agreed that given racially polarized voting patterns the new map has a disproportionate impact resulting in the loss of a seat in which minorities were able to elect candidates they preferred.▦But the court said there was no direct evidence that the legislature was motivated by an intent to racially discriminate.▦In their appeal to the Supreme Court the plaintiffs said resolution was needed prior to the 2024 election. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: News media gather outside the front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington U.S. September 30 2022. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo▦By Andrew Chung▦(Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away an appeal by Black and Hispanic voters accusing the Republican-led Texas legislature of intentionally redrawing a state Senate district to diminish their political clout part of broader challenge to congressional and state legislative maps in the state.▦The justices declined to review a ruling by a three-judge federal district court panel denying an injunction against the reconfigured state Senate district sought by the challengers. The plaintiffs have argued that the district's redrawn boundaries resulted from intentional racial discrimination against them in violation of the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment guarantee of equal protection under the law.▦The dispute centers on a state Senate district that includes part of the city of Fort Worth in north-central Texas.▦The district is currently held by Democratic state Senator Beverly Powell. But she dropped her re-election bid last April calling the race unwinnable because of the way the legislature had redrawn the district's boundaries. Following the Nov. 8 election the newly configured district will be represented by Republican Phil King who ran unopposed.▦Black and Hispanic plaintiffs sued after the Texas legislature approved new electoral maps in 2021. They argued that they had been splintered into other Senate districts where they will be overpowered by white voters.▦While Powell's state Senate district was previously confined within a single county it is now spread across seven others that the three-judge panel said are populated mostly by rural Anglos who tend by a large margin to vote Republican.▦Redistricting carried out each decade after the completion of the U.S. census is an increasingly contentious process in the United States. It is typically controlled by politicians already in office who may draw lines for partisan gain.▦The Supreme Court in 2019 blocked federal courts from reviewing claims of so-called partisan gerrymandering a practice that according to critics warps democracy by crafting electoral districts in a way that reduces the voting power of some voters while boosting the clout of others.▦The Texas case represents one of many legal challenges to reconfigured electoral maps around the country.▦The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a major case on Dec. 7 that could prevent state courts from second-guessing state legislatures' rules and maps for federal elections.▦The Texas lawsuit is one of several that have been consolidated before the three-judge panel. President Joe Biden's administration sued Texas over the new maps last December. The panel denied an injunction that would have blocked the use of the newly devised district boundaries. In its ruling last May the panel agreed that given racially polarized voting patterns the new map has a disproportionate impact resulting in the loss of a seat in which minorities were able to elect candidates they preferred.▦But the court said there was no direct evidence that the legislature was motivated by an intent to racially discriminate.▦In their appeal to the Supreme Court the plaintiffs said resolution was needed prior to the 2024 election. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: News media gather outside the front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington U.S. September 30 2022. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo▦By Andrew Chung▦(Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away an appeal by Black and Hispanic voters accusing the Republican-led Texas legislature of intentionally redrawing a state Senate district to diminish their political clout part of broader challenge to congressional and state legislative maps in the state.▦The justices declined to review a ruling by a three-judge federal district court panel denying an injunction against the reconfigured state Senate district sought by the challengers. The plaintiffs have argued that the district's redrawn boundaries resulted from in | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13169 | SGP | RAFG | Raffles Medical Group Ltd | Apr 05, | discursive | The Weeknd Makes $2.9 Million on His First NFT Auction | The Weeknd Makes $2.9 Million on His First NFT Auction▦The Weeknd made $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token auction.▦The collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Abel Tesfaye, the platinum-selling R&B artist, also known as The Weeknd, raised over $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token (NFT).▦He sold the pieces through Gemini-owned Nifty Gateway, an NFT marketplace that sold tokenized work by some very well-known artists.▦In addition, the collection will be put together alongside visual artist Strange Loop Studios which at the same time, The Weeknd works to develop the creative direction. Also, the collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Moreover, the drop includes three open editions, two silent auctions, and two raffles. In fact, the cheapest pieces were priced at $100, while others sold to the highest bidders. The open editions, which highlighted excerpts ...▦This article was first published on coinquora.com▦Continue reading on Coi | The Weeknd Makes $2.9 Million on His First NFT Auction▦The Weeknd made $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token auction.▦The collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Abel Tesfaye, the platinum-selling R&B artist, also known as The Weeknd, raised over $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token (NFT).▦He sold the pieces through Gemini-owned Nifty Gateway, an NFT marketplace that sold tokenized work by some very well-known artists.▦In addition, the collection will be put together alongside visual artist Strange Loop Studios which at the same time, The Weeknd works to develop the creative direction. Also, the collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Moreover, the drop includes three open editions, two silent auctions, and two raffles. In fact, the cheapest pieces were priced at $100, while others sold to the highest bidders. The open editions, which highlighted excerpts ...▦This article was first published on coinquora.com▦Continue reading on CoinQuora | The Weeknd Makes $2.9 Million on His First NFT Auction▦The Weeknd made $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token auction.▦The collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Abel Tesfaye, the platinum-selling R&B artist, also known as The Weeknd, raised over $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token (NFT).▦He sold the pieces through Gemini-owned Nifty Gateway, an NFT marketplace that sold tokenized work by some very well-known artists.▦In addition, the collection will be put together alongside visual artist Strange Loop Studios which at the same time, The Weeknd works to develop the creative direction. Also, the collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Moreover, the drop includes three open editions, two silent auctions, and two raffles. In fact, the cheapest pieces were priced at $100, while others sold to the highest bidders. The open editions, which highlighted excerpts ...▦This article was first published on coinquora.com▦Continue reading on CoinQuora | https://www.investing.com/news/cryptocurrency-news/the-weeknd-makes-29-million-on-his-first-nft-auction-2465789 | The Weeknd Makes $2.9 Million on His First NFT Auction▦The Weeknd made $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token auction.▦The collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Abel Tesfaye, the platinum-selling R&B artist, also known as The Weeknd, raised over $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token (NFT).▦He sold the pieces through Gemini-owned Nifty Gateway, an NFT marketplace that sold tokenized work by some very well-known artists.▦In addition, the collection will be put together alongside visual artist Strange Loop Studios which at the same time, The Weeknd works to develop the creative direction. Also, the collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Moreover, the drop includes three open editions, two silent auctions, and two raffles. In fact, the cheapest pieces were priced at $100, while others sold to the highest bidders. The open editions, which highlighted excerpts ...▦This article was first published on coinquora.com▦Continue reading on CoinQuora | The Weeknd Makes $2.9 Million on His First NFT Auction▦The Weeknd made $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token auction.▦The collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Abel Tesfaye, the platinum-selling R&B artist, also known as The Weeknd, raised over $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token (NFT).▦He sold the pieces through Gemini-owned Nifty Gateway, an NFT marketplace that sold tokenized work by some very well-known artists.▦In addition, the collection will be put together alongside visual artist Strange Loop Studios which at the same time, The Weeknd works to develop the creative direction. Also, the collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Moreover, the drop includes three open editions, two silent auctions, and two raffles. In fact, the cheapest pieces were priced at $100, while others sold to the highest bidders. The open editions, which highlighted excerpts ...▦This article was first published on coinquora.com▦Continue reading on CoinQuora | The Weeknd Makes $2.9 Million on His First NFT Auction▦The Weeknd made $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token auction.▦The collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Abel Tesfaye, the platinum-selling R&B artist, also known as The Weeknd, raised over $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token (NFT).▦He sold the pieces through Gemini-owned Nifty Gateway, an NFT marketplace that sold tokenized work by some very well-known artists.▦In addition, the collection will be put together alongside visual artist Strange Loop Studios which at the same time, The Weeknd works to develop the creative direction. Also, the collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Moreover, the drop includes three open editions, two silent auctions, and two raffles. In fact, the cheapest pieces were priced at $100, while others sold to the highest bidders. The open editions, which highlighted excerpts ...▦This article was first published on coinquora.com▦Continue reading on CoinQuora | The Weeknd Makes $2.9 Million on His First NFT Auction▦The Weeknd made $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token auction.▦The collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Abel Tesfaye, the platinum-selling R&B artist, also known as The Weeknd, raised over $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token (NFT).▦He sold the pieces through Gemini-owned Nifty Gateway, an NFT marketplace that sold tokenized work by some very well-known artists.▦In addition, the collection will be put together alongside visual artist Strange Loop Studios which at the same time, The Weeknd works to develop the creative direction. Also, the collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Moreover, the drop includes three open editions, two silent auctions, and two raffles. In fact, the cheapest pieces were priced at $100, while others sold to the highest bidders. The open editions, which highlighted excerpts ...▦This article was first published on coinquora.com▦Continue reading on CoinQuora | The Weeknd Makes $2.9 Million on His First NFT Auction▦The Weeknd made $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token auction.▦The collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Abel Tesfaye, the platinum-selling R&B artist, also known as The Weeknd, raised over $2.9 million from his first non-fungible token (NFT).▦He sold the pieces through Gemini-owned Nifty Gateway, an NFT marketplace that sold tokenized work by some very well-known artists.▦In addition, the collection will be put together alongside visual artist Strange Loop Studios which at the same time, The Weeknd works to develop the creative direction. Also, the collection features a previously unheard The Weeknd song.▦Moreover, the drop includes three open editions, two si | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13079 | SGP | PWLR | Parkway Life Real Estate Investment Trust | Jul 18, | discursive | Granite Construction JV wins $855M Texas design-build highway project | Reuters. Granite Construction JV wins $855M Texas design-build highway project▦ GVA▦-0.63%▦Granite Construction (NYSE:GVA) says its Grand Parkway Infrastructure joint venture with Ferrovial Agroman US Corp. and Webber LLC won an $855M contract for a design-build highway project in Texas.▦The contract includes construction of 52.5 miles of highway, 74 new bridges along the length of the project and more than 10M yards of earthwork to be moved.▦GVA says it booked its 30% share of the project into its Q2 backlog.▦Now read: Spotlight On Sterling Construction Company, A Rebound Candidate▦▦▦Original article | Reuters. Granite Construction JV wins $855M Texas design-build highway project▦ GVA▦-0.63%▦Granite Construction (NYSE:GVA) says its Grand Parkway Infrastructure joint venture with Ferrovial Agroman US Corp. and Webber LLC won an $855M contract for a design-build highway project in Texas.▦The contract includes construction of 52.5 miles of highway, 74 new bridges along the length of the project and more than 10M yards of earthwork to be moved.▦GVA says it booked its 30% share of the project into its Q2 backlog.▦Now read: Spotlight On Sterling Construction Company, A Rebound Candidate▦▦▦Original article | Reuters. Granite Construction JV wins $855M Texas design-build highway project▦ GVA▦-0.63%▦Granite Construction (NYSE:GVA) says its Grand Parkway Infrastructure joint venture with Ferrovial Agroman US Corp. and Webber LLC won an $855M contract for a design-build highway project in Texas.▦The contract includes construction of 52.5 miles of highway, 74 new bridges along the length of the project and more than 10M yards of earthwork to be moved.▦GVA says it booked its 30% share of the project into its Q2 backlog.▦Now read: Spotlight On Sterling Construction Company, A Rebound Candidate▦▦▦Original article | https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/granite-construction-jv-wins-$855m-texas-design-build-highway-project-506811 | Reuters. Granite Construction JV wins $855M Texas design-build highway project▦ GVA▦-0.63%▦Granite Construction (NYSE:GVA) says its Grand Parkway Infrastructure joint venture with Ferrovial Agroman US Corp. and Webber LLC won an $855M contract for a design-build highway project in Texas.▦The contract includes construction of 52.5 miles of highway, 74 new bridges along the length of the project and more than 10M yards of earthwork to be moved.▦GVA says it booked its 30% share of the project into its Q2 backlog.▦Now read: Spotlight On Sterling Construction Company, A Rebound Candidate▦▦▦Original article | Reuters. Granite Construction JV wins $855M Texas design-build highway project▦ GVA▦-0.63%▦Granite Construction (NYSE:GVA) says its Grand Parkway Infrastructure joint venture with Ferrovial Agroman US Corp. and Webber LLC won an $855M contract for a design-build highway project in Texas.▦The contract includes construction of 52.5 miles of highway, 74 new bridges along the length of the project and more than 10M yards of earthwork to be moved.▦GVA says it booked its 30% share of the project into its Q2 backlog.▦Now read: Spotlight On Sterling Construction Company, A Rebound Candidate▦▦▦Original article | Reuters. Granite Construction JV wins $855M Texas design-build highway project▦ GVA▦-0.63%▦Granite Construction (NYSE:GVA) says its Grand Parkway Infrastructure joint venture with Ferrovial Agroman US Corp. and Webber LLC won an $855M contract for a design-build highway project in Texas.▦The contract includes construction of 52.5 miles of highway, 74 new bridges along the length of the project and more than 10M yards of earthwork to be moved.▦GVA says it booked its 30% share of the project into its Q2 backlog.▦Now read: Spotlight On Sterling Construction Company, A Rebound Candidate▦▦▦Original article | Reuters. Granite Construction JV wins $855M Texas design-build highway project▦ GVA▦-0.63%▦Granite Construction (NYSE:GVA) says its Grand Parkway Infrastructure joint venture with Ferrovial Agroman US Corp. and Webber LLC won an $855M contract for a design-build highway project in Texas.▦The contract includes construction of 52.5 miles of highway, 74 new bridges along the length of the project and more than 10M yards of earthwork to be moved.▦GVA says it booked its 30% share of the project into its Q2 backlog.▦Now read: Spotlight On Sterling Construction Company, A Rebound Candidate▦▦▦Original article | Reuters. Granite Construction JV wins $855M Texas design-build highway project▦ GVA▦-0.63%▦Granite Construction (NYSE:GVA) says its Grand Parkway Infrastructure joint venture with Ferrovial Agroman US Corp. and Webber LLC won an $855M contract for a design-build highway project in Texas.▦The contract includes construction of 52.5 miles of highway, 74 new bridges along the length of the project and more than 10M yards of earthwork to be moved.▦GVA says it booked its 30% share of the project into its Q2 backlog.▦Now read: Spotlight On Sterling Construction Company, A Rebound Candidate▦▦▦Original article | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 5299 | SGP | BOUS | Boustead Projects Ltd | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | SGD | 2022 | A | 20220331 | 20221022 | Stock News | Nasdaq halts IPOs of small Chinese companies as it probes stock rallies | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The Nasdaq logo is displayed at the Nasdaq Market site in New York September 2 2015. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo/File Photo▦ META▦-6.79%▦MRNA▦-1.36%▦By Echo Wang▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nasdaq Inc has put the brakes on initial public offering (IPO) preparations of at least four small Chinese companies while it investigates short-lived stock rallies of such firms following their debuts according to lawyers and bankers who work on such stock launches.▦The stock exchange operator's actions come amid a surge in the shares of Chinese companies that raise small amounts typically $50 million or less in their IPO. These stocks rise as much as 2000% in their debuts only to nosedive in the days that follow bruising investors who are bold enough to speculate on penny stocks.▦Douglas Ellenoff a corporate and securities attorney at Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP said he was informed by the Nasdaq that certain IPOs will not be allowed to proceed until they determined what has been the aberrational trading activity in certain Chinese issuers earlier this year.▦These were last-minute phone calls just as we thought we were going to go somewhere with the deals Ellenoff said.▦Nasdaq started asking the advisers of small Chinese IPO candidates questions in mid-September. The questions concerned the identity of their existing shareholders where they reside how much they are investing and if they were offered interest-free debt so they can participate according to one of the bankers Dan McClory who is head of equity capital markets at Boustead Securities.▦The lawyers and bankers spoke to Reuters on condition that the names of the four companies whose IPOs were halted not be disclosed.▦It is not clear what action the Nasdaq will take once it completes its probe and whether all or some of the halted IPOs will be allowed to continue. A Nasdaq spokesman declined to comment.▦Seven sources who work on IPOs of small Chinese companies spoke to Reuters on the condition that neither they nor their clients be identified. These sources said that the ephemeral stock rallies were caused by a few overseas investors who concealed their identities and snapped up most of the shares in the offerings creating the perception that the debuts were in demand.▦As a result Chinese IPOs in the United States have returned this year on average a staggering 426% in their first day of trading compared with 68% for all other IPOs according to data from Dealogic.▦The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and other U.S. financial regulators have yet to announce a case of successfully prosecuting such pump-and-dump schemes because Chinese companies and their overseas bankers have so far been effective in carrying them out secretly the seven sources said.▦An SEC spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.▦LOOPHOLES▦Nasdaq's intervention underscores how liquidity standards it adopted in the last three years to prevent stock manipulation in small IPOs have loopholes that Chinese companies are exploiting. The rules dictate that a company going public should have at least 300 investors holding at least 100 shares each totaling a minimum of $2500.▦Yet these requirements have not been sufficient to prevent trading manipulation in some penny stocks. Small Chinese companies have been attracted to Nasdaq's exchange rather than the New York Stock Exchange because the former has traditionally been the venue of red-hot technology startups - an image these companies often try to project.▦Almost all of these microcap IPOs are 'story' stocks where the promoters try to convince unsophisticated retail investors that this could be the next Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) or this could be the next Facebook (NASDAQ:META) said Jay Ritter a University of Florida professor who studies IPOs.▦There have been 57 listings of small Chinese companies in the last five years up from 17 listings in the prior five years according to Dealog | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The Nasdaq logo is displayed at the Nasdaq Market site in New York September 2 2015. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo/File Photo▦ META▦-6.79%▦MRNA▦-1.36%▦By Echo Wang▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nasdaq Inc has put the brakes on initial public offering (IPO) preparations of at least four small Chinese companies while it investigates short-lived stock rallies of such firms following their debuts according to lawyers and bankers who work on such stock launches.▦The stock exchange operator's actions come amid a surge in the shares of Chinese companies that raise small amounts typically $50 million or less in their IPO. These stocks rise as much as 2000% in their debuts only to nosedive in the days that follow bruising investors who are bold enough to speculate on penny stocks.▦Douglas Ellenoff a corporate and securities attorney at Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP said he was informed by the Nasdaq that certain IPOs will not be allowed to proceed until they determined what has been the aberrational trading activity in certain Chinese issuers earlier this year.▦These were last-minute phone calls just as we thought we were going to go somewhere with the deals Ellenoff said.▦Nasdaq started asking the advisers of small Chinese IPO candidates questions in mid-September. The questions concerned the identity of their existing shareholders where they reside how much they are investing and if they were offered interest-free debt so they can participate according to one of the bankers Dan McClory who is head of equity capital markets at Boustead Securities.▦The lawyers and bankers spoke to Reuters on condition that the names of the four companies whose IPOs were halted not be disclosed.▦It is not clear what action the Nasdaq will take once it completes its probe and whether all or some of the halted IPOs will be allowed to continue. A Nasdaq spokesman declined to comment.▦Seven sources who work on IPOs of small Chinese companies spoke to Reuters on the condition that neither they nor their clients be identified. These sources said that the ephemeral stock rallies were caused by a few overseas investors who concealed their identities and snapped up most of the shares in the offerings creating the perception that the debuts were in demand.▦As a result Chinese IPOs in the United States have returned this year on average a staggering 426% in their first day of trading compared with 68% for all other IPOs according to data from Dealogic.▦The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and other U.S. financial regulators have yet to announce a case of successfully prosecuting such pump-and-dump schemes because Chinese companies and their overseas bankers have so far been effective in carrying them out secretly the seven sources said.▦An SEC spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.▦LOOPHOLES▦Nasdaq's intervention underscores how liquidity standards it adopted in the last three years to prevent stock manipulation in small IPOs have loopholes that Chinese companies are exploiting. The rules dictate that a company going public should have at least 300 investors holding at least 100 shares each totaling a minimum of $2500.▦Yet these requirements have not been sufficient to prevent trading manipulation in some penny stocks. Small Chinese companies have been attracted to Nasdaq's exchange rather than the New York Stock Exchange because the former has traditionally been the venue of red-hot technology startups - an image these companies often try to project.▦Almost all of these microcap IPOs are 'story' stocks where the promoters try to convince unsophisticated retail investors that this could be the next Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) or this could be the next Facebook (NASDAQ:META) said Jay Ritter a University of Florida professor who studies IPOs.▦There have been 57 listings of small Chinese companies in the last five years up from 17 listings in the prior five years according to Dealog | https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/nasdaq-halts-ipos-of-small-chinese-companies-as-it-probes-stock-rallies-2918997 | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The Nasdaq logo is displayed at the Nasdaq Market site in New York September 2 2015. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo/File Photo▦ META▦-6.79%▦MRNA▦-1.36%▦By Echo Wang▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nasdaq Inc has put the brakes on initial public offering (IPO) preparations of at least four small Chinese companies while it investigates short-lived stock rallies of such firms following their debuts according to lawyers and bankers who work on such stock launches.▦The stock exchange operator's actions come amid a surge in the shares of Chinese companies that raise small amounts typically $50 million or less in their IPO. These stocks rise as much as 2000% in their debuts only to nosedive in the days that follow bruising investors who are bold enough to speculate on penny stocks.▦Douglas Ellenoff a corporate and securities attorney at Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP said he was informed by the Nasdaq that certain IPOs will not be allowed to proceed until they determined what has been the aberrational trading activity in certain Chinese issuers earlier this year.▦These were last-minute phone calls just as we thought we were going to go somewhere with the deals Ellenoff said.▦Nasdaq started asking the advisers of small Chinese IPO candidates questions in mid-September. The questions concerned the identity of their existing shareholders where they reside how much they are investing and if they were offered interest-free debt so they can participate according to one of the bankers Dan McClory who is head of equity capital markets at Boustead Securities.▦The lawyers and bankers spoke to Reuters on condition that the names of the four companies whose IPOs were halted not be disclosed.▦It is not clear what action the Nasdaq will take once it completes its probe and whether all or some of the halted IPOs will be allowed to continue. A Nasdaq spokesman declined to comment.▦Seven sources who work on IPOs of small Chinese companies spoke to Reuters on the condition that neither they nor their clients be identified. These sources said that the ephemeral stock rallies were caused by a few overseas investors who concealed their identities and snapped up most of the shares in the offerings creating the perception that the debuts were in demand.▦As a result Chinese IPOs in the United States have returned this year on average a staggering 426% in their first day of trading compared with 68% for all other IPOs according to data from Dealogic.▦The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and other U.S. financial regulators have yet to announce a case of successfully prosecuting such pump-and-dump schemes because Chinese companies and their overseas bankers have so far been effective in carrying them out secretly the seven sources said.▦An SEC spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.▦LOOPHOLES▦Nasdaq's intervention underscores how liquidity standards it adopted in the last three years to prevent stock manipulation in small IPOs have loopholes that Chinese companies are exploiting. The rules dictate that a company going public should have at least 300 investors holding at least 100 shares each totaling a minimum of $2500.▦Yet these requirements have not been sufficient to prevent trading manipulation in some penny stocks. Small Chinese companies have been attracted to Nasdaq's exchange rather than the New York Stock Exchange because the former has traditionally been the venue of red-hot technology startups - an image these companies often try to project.▦Almost all of these microcap IPOs are 'story' stocks where the promoters try to convince unsophisticated retail investors that this could be the next Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) or this could be the next Facebook (NASDAQ:META) said Jay Ritter a University of Florida professor who studies IPOs.▦There have been 57 listings of small Chinese companies in the last five years up from 17 listings in the prior five years according to Dealog | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The Nasdaq logo is displayed at the Nasdaq Market site in New York September 2 2015. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo/File Photo▦ META▦-6.79%▦MRNA▦-1.36%▦By Echo Wang▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nasdaq Inc has put the brakes on initial public offering (IPO) preparations of at least four small Chinese companies while it investigates short-lived stock rallies of such firms following their debuts according to lawyers and bankers who work on such stock launches.▦The stock exchange operator's actions come amid a surge in the shares of Chinese companies that raise small amounts typically $50 million or less in their IPO. These stocks rise as much as 2000% in their debuts only to nosedive in the days that follow bruising investors who are bold enough to speculate on penny stocks.▦Douglas Ellenoff a corporate and securities attorney at Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP said he was informed by the Nasdaq that certain IPOs will not be allowed to proceed until they determined what has been the aberrational trading activity in certain Chinese issuers earlier this year.▦These were last-minute phone calls just as we thought we were going to go somewhere with the deals Ellenoff said.▦Nasdaq started asking the advisers of small Chinese IPO candidates questions in mid-September. The questions concerned the identity of their existing shareholders where they reside how much they are investing and if they were offered interest-free debt so they can participate according to one of the bankers Dan McClory who is head of equity capital markets at Boustead Securities.▦The lawyers and bankers spoke to Reuters on condition that the names of the four companies whose IPOs were halted not be disclosed.▦It is not clear what action the Nasdaq will take once it completes its probe and whether all or some of the halted IPOs will be allowed to continue. A Nasdaq spokesman declined to comment.▦Seven sources who work on IPOs of small Chinese companies spoke to Reuters on the condition that neither they nor their clients be identified. These sources said that the ephemeral stock rallies were caused by a few overseas investors who concealed their identities and snapped up most of the shares in the offerings creating the perception that the debuts were in demand.▦As a result Chinese IPOs in the United States have returned this year on average a staggering 426% in their first day of trading compared with 68% for all other IPOs according to data from Dealogic.▦The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and other U.S. financial regulators have yet to announce a case of successfully prosecuting such pump-and-dump schemes because Chinese companies and their overseas bankers have so far been effective in carrying them out secretly the seven sources said.▦An SEC spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.▦LOOPHOLES▦Nasdaq's intervention underscores how liquidity standards it adopted in the last three years to prevent stock manipulation in small IPOs have loopholes that Chinese companies are exploiting. The rules dictate that a company going public should have at least 300 investors holding at least 100 shares each totaling a minimum of $2500.▦Yet these requirements have not been sufficient to prevent trading manipulation in some penny stocks. Small Chinese companies have been attracted to Nasdaq's exchange rather than the New York Stock Exchange because the former has traditionally been the venue of red-hot technology startups - an image these companies often try to project.▦Almost all of these microcap IPOs are 'story' stocks where the promoters try to convince unsophisticated retail investors that this could be the next Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) or this could be the next Facebook (NASDAQ:META) said Jay Ritter a University of Florida professor who studies IPOs.▦There have been 57 listings of small Chinese companies in the last five years up from 17 listings in the prior five years according to Dealog | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The Nasdaq logo is displayed at the Nasdaq Market site in New York September 2 2015. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo/File Photo▦ META▦-6.79%▦MRNA▦-1.36%▦By Echo Wang▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nasdaq Inc has put the brakes on initial public offering (IPO) preparations of at least four small Chinese companies while it investigates short-lived stock rallies of such firms following their debuts according to lawyers and bankers who work on such stock launches.▦The stock exchange operator's actions come amid a surge in the shares of Chinese companies that raise small amounts typically $50 million or less in their IPO. These stocks rise as much as 2000% in their debuts only to nosedive in the days that follow bruising investors who are bold enough to speculate on penny stocks.▦Douglas Ellenoff a corporate and securities attorney at Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP said he was informed by the Nasdaq that certain IPOs will not be allowed to proceed until they determined what has been the aberrational trading activity in certain Chinese issuers earlier this year.▦These were last-minute phone calls just as we thought we were going to go somewhere with the deals Ellenoff said.▦Nasdaq started asking the advisers of small Chinese IPO candidates questions in mid-September. The questions concerned the identity of their existing shareholders where they reside how much they are investing and if they were offered interest-free debt so they can participate according to one of the bankers Dan McClory who is head of equity capital markets at Boustead Securities.▦The lawyers and bankers spoke to Reuters on condition that the names of the four companies whose IPOs were halted not be disclosed.▦It is not clear what action the Nasdaq will take once it completes its probe and whether all or some of the halted IPOs will be allowed to continue. A Nasdaq spokesman declined to comment.▦Seven sources who work on IPOs of small Chinese companies spoke to Reuters on the condition that neither they nor their clients be identified. These sources said that the ephemeral stock rallies were caused by a few overseas investors who concealed their identities and snapped up most of the shares in the offerings creating the perception that the debuts were in demand.▦As a result Chinese IPOs in the United States have returned this year on average a staggering 426% in their first day of trading compared with 68% for all other IPOs according to data from Dealogic.▦The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and other U.S. financial regulators have yet to announce a case of successfully prosecuting such pump-and-dump schemes because Chinese companies and their overseas bankers have so far been effective in carrying them out secretly the seven sources said.▦An SEC spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.▦LOOPHOLES▦Nasdaq's intervention underscores how liquidity standards it adopted in the last three years to prevent stock manipulation in small IPOs have loopholes that Chinese companies are exploiting. The rules dictate that a company going public should have at least 300 investors holding at least 100 shares each totaling a minimum of $2500.▦Yet these requirements have not been sufficient to prevent trading manipulation in some penny stocks. Small Chinese companies have been attracted to Nasdaq's exchange rather than the New York Stock Exchange because the former has traditionally been the venue of red-hot technology startups - an image these companies often try to project.▦Almost all of these microcap IPOs are 'story' stocks where the promoters try to convince unsophisticated retail investors that this could be the next Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) or this could be the next Facebook (NASDAQ:META) said Jay Ritter a University of Florida professor who studies IPOs.▦There have been 57 listings of small Chinese companies in the last five years up from 17 listings in the prior five years according to Dealog | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The Nasdaq logo is displayed at the Nasdaq Market site in New York September 2 2015. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo/File Photo▦ META▦-6.79%▦MRNA▦-1.36%▦By Echo Wang▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nasdaq Inc has put the brakes on initial public offering (IPO) preparations of at least four small Chinese companies while it investigates short-lived stock rallies of such firms following their debuts according to lawyers and bankers who work on such stock launches.▦The stock exchange operator's actions come amid a surge in the shares of Chinese companies that raise small amounts typically $50 million or less in their IPO. These stocks rise as much as 2000% in their debuts only to nosedive in the days that follow bruising investors who are bold enough to speculate on penny stocks.▦Douglas Ellenoff a corporate and securities attorney at Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP said he was informed by the Nasdaq that certain IPOs will not be allowed to proceed until they determined what has been the aberrational trading activity in certain Chinese issuers earlier this year.▦These were last-minute phone calls just as we thought we were going to go somewhere with the deals Ellenoff said.▦Nasdaq started asking the advisers of small Chinese IPO candidates questions in mid-September. The questions concerned the identity of their existing shareholders where they reside how much they are investing and if they were offered interest-free debt so they can participate according to one of the bankers Dan McClory who is head of equity capital markets at Boustead Securities.▦The lawyers and bankers spoke to Reuters on condition that the names of the four companies whose IPOs were halted not be disclosed.▦It is not clear what action the Nasdaq will take once it completes its probe and whether all or some of the halted IPOs will be allowed to continue. A Nasdaq spokesman declined to comment.▦Seven sources who work on IPOs of small Chinese companies spoke to Reuters on the condition that neither they nor their clients be identified. These sources said that the ephemeral stock rallies were caused by a few overseas investors who concealed their identities and snapped up most of the shares in the offerings creating the perception that the debuts were in demand.▦As a result Chinese IPOs in the United States have returned this year on average a staggering 426% in their first day of trading compared with 68% for all other IPOs according to data from Dealogic.▦The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and other U.S. financial regulators have yet to announce a case of successfully prosecuting such pump-and-dump schemes because Chinese companies and their overseas bankers have so far been effective in carrying them out secretly the seven sources said.▦An SEC spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.▦LOOPHOLES▦Nasdaq's intervention underscores how liquidity standards it adopted in the last three years to prevent stock manipulation in small IPOs have loopholes that Chinese companies are exploiting. The rules dictate that a company going public should have at least 300 investors holding at least 100 shares each totaling a minimum of $2500.▦Yet these requirements have not been sufficient to prevent trading manipulation in some penny stocks. Small Chinese companies have been attracted to Nasdaq's exchange rather than the New York Stock Exchange because the former has traditionally been the venue of red-hot technology startups - an image these companies often try to project.▦Almost all of these microcap IPOs are 'story' stocks where the promoters try to convince unsophisticated retail investors that this could be the next Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) or this could be the next Facebook (NASDAQ:META) said Jay Ritter a University of Florida professor who studies IPOs.▦There have been 57 listings of small Chinese companies in the last five years up from 17 listings in the prior five years according to Dealog | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The Nasdaq logo is displayed at the Nasdaq Market site in New York September 2 2015. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo/File Photo▦ META▦-6.79%▦MRNA▦-1.36%▦By Echo Wang▦NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nasdaq Inc has put the brakes on initial public offering (IPO) preparations of at least four small Chinese companies while it investigates short-lived stock rallies of such firms following their debuts according to lawyers and bankers who work on such stock launches.▦The stock exchange operator's actions come amid a surge in the shares of Chinese companies that raise small amounts typically $50 million or less in their IPO. These stocks rise as much as 2000% in their debuts only to nosedive in the days that follow bruising invest | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13581 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | HKLD | Hong Kong Land Holdings Ltd | Hong Kong Land Holdings Ltd | Real Estate Operations | Real Estate Operations | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 4811200000.0 | 38081500000.0 | 133500000.0 | 2352400000.0 | 42892700000.0 | 2558200000.0 | 9245300000.0 | 33745300000.0 | 33647400000.0 | 42892700000.0 | 249950000.0 | 197050000.0 | 169100000.0 | 24500000.0 | 145900000.0 | -17300000.0 | -176050000.0 | -158500000.0 | -366950000.0 | 1113650000.0 | 746700000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13582 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | HKLD | Hong Kong Land Holdings Ltd | Hong Kong Land Holdings Ltd | Real Estate Operations | Real Estate Operations | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 4811200000.0 | 38081500000.0 | 133500000.0 | 2352400000.0 | 42892700000.0 | 2558200000.0 | 9245300000.0 | 33745300000.0 | 33647400000.0 | 42892700000.0 | 249950000.0 | 197050000.0 | 169100000.0 | 24500000.0 | 145900000.0 | -17300000.0 | -176050000.0 | -158500000.0 | -366950000.0 | 1113650000.0 | 746700000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 801 | SGP | CHNA | China International Holdings Ltd | Water Utilities | Water Utilities | CNY | 2021 | Q | 20210630 | 332370000 | 481820000 | 243140000 | 814190000 | 192340000 | 410380000 | 384950000 | 403810000 | 814190000 | 82060000 | 61470000 | 20590000 | 30400000 | 7740000 | 15700000 | -25570000 | 13370000 | -4860000 | -17060000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13583 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | JCYC | Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd | Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd | Automobiles & Auto Parts | Automobiles & Auto Parts | USD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 12131100000.0 | 17172100000.0 | 4890300000.0 | -2239400000.0 | 29303200000.0 | 8572600000.0 | 12853700000.0 | 7737100000.0 | 16449500000.0 | 29303200000.0 | 19083500000.0 | 2710000000.0 | 3227200000.0 | 771300000.0 | 739800000.0 | 2850500000.0 | -1524100000.0 | -1589900000.0 | -570700000.0 | 4216400000.0 | 3645700000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13584 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | JCYC | Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd | Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd | Automobiles & Auto Parts | Automobiles & Auto Parts | USD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 12131100000.0 | 17172100000.0 | 4890300000.0 | -2239400000.0 | 29303200000.0 | 8572600000.0 | 12853700000.0 | 7737100000.0 | 16449500000.0 | 29303200000.0 | 4977500000.0 | 579000000.0 | 689550000.0 | 205700000.0 | 126150000.0 | 558450000.0 | -482000000.0 | -342500000.0 | -348400000.0 | 3994100000.0 | 3645700000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13585 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | JCYC | Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd | Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd | Automobiles & Auto Parts | Automobiles & Auto Parts | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 12131100000.0 | 17172100000.0 | 4890300000.0 | -2239400000.0 | 29303200000.0 | 8572600000.0 | 12853700000.0 | 7737100000.0 | 16449500000.0 | 29303200000.0 | 4977500000.0 | 579000000.0 | 689550000.0 | 205700000.0 | 126150000.0 | 558450000.0 | -482000000.0 | -342500000.0 | -348400000.0 | 3994100000.0 | 3645700000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13586 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | JCYC | Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd | Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd | Automobiles & Auto Parts | Automobiles & Auto Parts | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 12455800000.0 | 17107700000.0 | 4939200000.0 | -2481000000.0 | 29563500000.0 | 8036600000.0 | 12849300000.0 | 7612400000.0 | 16714200000.0 | 29563500000.0 | 4564250000.0 | 776000000.0 | 924050000.0 | 179950000.0 | 243750000.0 | 866800000.0 | -280050000.0 | -452450000.0 | 63050000.0 | 4006950000.0 | 4070000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13587 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | JCYC | Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd | Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd | Automobiles & Auto Parts | Automobiles & Auto Parts | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 12455800000.0 | 17107700000.0 | 4939200000.0 | -2481000000.0 | 29563500000.0 | 8036600000.0 | 12849300000.0 | 7612400000.0 | 16714200000.0 | 29563500000.0 | 4564250000.0 | 776000000.0 | 924050000.0 | 179950000.0 | 243750000.0 | 866800000.0 | -280050000.0 | -452450000.0 | 63050000.0 | 4006950000.0 | 4070000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13588 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CTDM | City Developments Limited | City Developments Limited | Real Estate Operations | Real Estate Operations | SGD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 10579680000.0 | 12401360000.0 | 4060810000.0 | 4314150000.0 | 22981040000.0 | 4917700000.0 | 13416220000.0 | 7195680000.0 | 3073700000.0 | 1856770000.0 | 542570000.0 | 1285320000.0 | -125510000.0 | 779970000.0 | -290110000.0 | 304010000.0 | 2059180000.0 | 2363200000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13589 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CTDM | City Developments Limited | City Developments Limited | Real Estate Operations | Real Estate Operations | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 10579680000.0 | 12401360000.0 | 4060810000.0 | 4314150000.0 | 22981040000.0 | 4917700000.0 | 13416220000.0 | 7195680000.0 | 861310000.0 | 49120000.0 | 135950000.0 | 54910000.0 | 79490000.0 | -47850000.0 | 50710000.0 | 109760000.0 | 99090000.0 | 2264110000.0 | 2363200000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13590 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CTDM | City Developments Limited | City Developments Limited | Real Estate Operations | Real Estate Operations | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 10579680000.0 | 12401360000.0 | 4314150000.0 | 22981040000.0 | 4917700000.0 | 13416220000.0 | 7195680000.0 | 9564820000.0 | 22981040000.0 | 135950000.0 | 54910000.0 | -47850000.0 | 50710000.0 | 109760000.0 | 99090000.0 | 2264110000.0 | 2363200000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13591 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CTDM | City Developments Limited | City Developments Limited | Real Estate Operations | Real Estate Operations | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 11403130000.0 | 11632650000.0 | 4411330000.0 | 5365150000.0 | 23035780000.0 | 6481090000.0 | 13437560000.0 | 7146850000.0 | 9598220000.0 | 23035780000.0 | 675540000.0 | 60740000.0 | 792430000.0 | 216370000.0 | 563170000.0 | -14910000.0 | 339270000.0 | -254820000.0 | 52920000.0 | 2075830000.0 | 2128740000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13592 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CTDM | City Developments Limited | City Developments Limited | Real Estate Operations | Real Estate Operations | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 11403130000.0 | 11632650000.0 | 4411330000.0 | 5365150000.0 | 23035780000.0 | 6481090000.0 | 13437560000.0 | 7146850000.0 | 9598220000.0 | 23035780000.0 | 675540000.0 | 60740000.0 | 792430000.0 | 216370000.0 | 563170000.0 | -14910000.0 | 339270000.0 | -254820000.0 | 52920000.0 | 2075830000.0 | 2128740000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13593 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SCIL | Sembcorp Industries Ltd | Sembcorp Industries Ltd | Multiline Utilities | Multiline Utilities | SGD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 5305000000.0 | 3236000000.0 | 16020000000.0 | 4821000000.0 | 11804000000.0 | 4050000000.0 | 4216000000.0 | 16020000000.0 | 6942000000.0 | 861000000.0 | 865000000.0 | 848000000.0 | -1385000000.0 | -203000000.0 | 1305000000.0 | 1254000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13594 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SCIL | Sembcorp Industries Ltd | Sembcorp Industries Ltd | Multiline Utilities | Multiline Utilities | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 5305000000.0 | 3236000000.0 | 16020000000.0 | 4821000000.0 | 11804000000.0 | 4050000000.0 | 4216000000.0 | 16020000000.0 | 1254000000.0 | 1254000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13595 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SCIL | Sembcorp Industries Ltd | Sembcorp Industries Ltd | Multiline Utilities | Multiline Utilities | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 6508000000.0 | 9512000000.0 | 5305000000.0 | 3236000000.0 | 16020000000.0 | 4821000000.0 | 11804000000.0 | 4050000000.0 | 1254000000.0 | 1254000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13596 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SCIL | Sembcorp Industries Ltd | Sembcorp Industries Ltd | Multiline Utilities | Multiline Utilities | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 833 | SGP | CHIS | China Shenshan Orchard Holdings Co Ltd | Food Products | Food Products | CNY | 2021 | Q | 20210630 | 833590000 | 355650000 | 343450000 | 1189240000 | 312990000 | 323730000 | 586010000 | 865510000 | 1189240000 | 71140000 | 111680000 | -40540000 | -43840000 | 550000 | -44390000 | -35340000 | 300000 | 3690000 | -31360000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 804 | SGP | CKFC | China Kangda Food Co Ltd | Food Products | Food Products | CNY | 2021 | A | 20211231 | 493220000 | 764540000 | 516320000 | 1257760000 | 599350000 | 690860000 | 197530000 | 566900000 | 1257760000 | 1519610000 | 1549220000 | -29610000 | -41990000 | -420000 | -40620000 | 70830000 | 7390000 | -147240000 | -70140000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13597 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SIAL | Singapore Airlines Ltd | Singapore Airlines Ltd | Passenger Transportation Services | Passenger Transportation Services | SGD | 2022 | A | 20220331 | 17688100000.0 | 30982900000.0 | 19637400000.0 | 267000000.0 | 48671000000.0 | 7868600000.0 | 25870600000.0 | 4673600000.0 | 22800400000.0 | 48671000000.0 | 8225500000.0 | -610700000.0 | -1090000000.0 | -141900000.0 | -962000000.0 | 3041500000.0 | -2246600000.0 | 5159700000.0 | 5979700000.0 | 7783000000.0 | 13762700000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13598 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SIAL | Singapore Airlines Ltd | Singapore Airlines Ltd | Passenger Transportation Services | Passenger Transportation Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 20885000000.0 | 30609800000.0 | 19854100000.0 | 313100000.0 | 51494800000.0 | 11435400000.0 | 27902700000.0 | 5600700000.0 | 23592100000.0 | 51494800000.0 | 3591050000.0 | 617200000.0 | 541550000.0 | 75250000.0 | 463450000.0 | 2455350000.0 | -376300000.0 | -392500000.0 | 1843850000.0 | 15606550000.0 | 17450400000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13599 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SIAL | Singapore Airlines Ltd | Singapore Airlines Ltd | Passenger Transportation Services | Passenger Transportation Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 20885000000.0 | 30609800000.0 | 19854100000.0 | 313100000.0 | 51494800000.0 | 11435400000.0 | 27902700000.0 | 5600700000.0 | 23592100000.0 | 51494800000.0 | 3591050000.0 | 617200000.0 | 541550000.0 | 75250000.0 | 463450000.0 | 2455350000.0 | -376300000.0 | -392500000.0 | 1843850000.0 | 15606550000.0 | 17450400000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13600 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SIAL | Singapore Airlines Ltd | Singapore Airlines Ltd | Passenger Transportation Services | Passenger Transportation Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 17688100000.0 | 30982900000.0 | 19637400000.0 | 267000000.0 | 48671000000.0 | 7868600000.0 | 25870600000.0 | 4673600000.0 | 22800400000.0 | 48671000000.0 | -757550000.0 | 33200000.0 | 616550000.0 | 13146150000.0 | 13762700000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13601 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | WLIL | Wilmar International Limited | Wilmar International Limited | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | USD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 32632410000.0 | 15415820000.0 | 10910730000.0 | 29942340000.0 | 37801400000.0 | 22600570000.0 | 60401970000.0 | 70208040000.0 | 3190940000.0 | 3116560000.0 | 547210000.0 | 2402480000.0 | 2047670000.0 | -2455840000.0 | 667230000.0 | 259060000.0 | 2740360000.0 | 2999420000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13602 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | WLIL | Wilmar International Limited | Wilmar International Limited | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | USD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 32632410000.0 | 15415820000.0 | 10910730000.0 | 29942340000.0 | 37801400000.0 | 22600570000.0 | 60401970000.0 | 17754160000.0 | 878440000.0 | 752560000.0 | 108350000.0 | 618750000.0 | 1160890000.0 | -601540000.0 | -846370000.0 | -287020000.0 | 3286430000.0 | 2999420000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13603 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | WLIL | Wilmar International Limited | Wilmar International Limited | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 32632410000.0 | 27769560000.0 | 15415820000.0 | 10910730000.0 | 60401970000.0 | 29942340000.0 | 37801400000.0 | 14050240000.0 | 17754160000.0 | 878960000.0 | 752560000.0 | 108350000.0 | 618750000.0 | 1160890000.0 | -601540000.0 | -846370000.0 | -287020000.0 | 3286430000.0 | 2999420000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13604 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | WLIL | Wilmar International Limited | Wilmar International Limited | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 33766000000.0 | 27897050000.0 | 15075210000.0 | 9378540000.0 | 61663050000.0 | 30603110000.0 | 39218230000.0 | 12296970000.0 | 22444820000.0 | 61663050000.0 | 17349860000.0 | 717030000.0 | 805720000.0 | 165250000.0 | 582490000.0 | -137060000.0 | -626380000.0 | 1179980000.0 | 416540000.0 | 3321780000.0 | 3738330000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13605 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | WLIL | Wilmar International Limited | Wilmar International Limited | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 33766000000.0 | 27897050000.0 | 15075210000.0 | 9378540000.0 | 61663050000.0 | 30603110000.0 | 39218230000.0 | 12296970000.0 | 22444820000.0 | 61663050000.0 | 17349860000.0 | 717030000.0 | 805720000.0 | 165250000.0 | 582490000.0 | -137060000.0 | -626380000.0 | 1179980000.0 | 416540000.0 | 3321780000.0 | 3738330000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13606 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CMDG | Comfortdelgro Corporation Ltd | Comfortdelgro Corporation Ltd | Passenger Transportation Services | Passenger Transportation Services | SGD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 1644700000.0 | 3056100000.0 | 2038400000.0 | 569600000.0 | 4700800000.0 | 1040800000.0 | 1701400000.0 | 2013200000.0 | 2999400000.0 | 4700800000.0 | 3547100000.0 | 233700000.0 | 272700000.0 | 54200000.0 | 173100000.0 | 602300000.0 | -251000000.0 | -274700000.0 | 47900000.0 | 96000000.0 | 143900000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13607 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CMDG | Comfortdelgro Corporation Ltd | Comfortdelgro Corporation Ltd | Passenger Transportation Services | Passenger Transportation Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 1644700000.0 | 3056100000.0 | 2038400000.0 | 569600000.0 | 4700800000.0 | 1040800000.0 | 1701400000.0 | 2013200000.0 | 2999400000.0 | 4700800000.0 | 911950000.0 | 48500000.0 | 48750000.0 | 9050000.0 | 27200000.0 | 164000000.0 | -73800000.0 | -84300000.0 | -1750000.0 | 145650000.0 | 143900000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13608 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CMDG | Comfortdelgro Corporation Ltd | Comfortdelgro Corporation Ltd | Passenger Transportation Services | Passenger Transportation Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 1644700000.0 | 3056100000.0 | 2038400000.0 | 569600000.0 | 4700800000.0 | 1040800000.0 | 1701400000.0 | 2013200000.0 | 2999400000.0 | 4700800000.0 | 911950000.0 | 48500000.0 | 48750000.0 | 9050000.0 | 27200000.0 | 164000000.0 | -73800000.0 | -84300000.0 | -1750000.0 | 145650000.0 | 143900000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13609 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CMDG | Comfortdelgro Corporation Ltd | Comfortdelgro Corporation Ltd | Passenger Transportation Services | Passenger Transportation Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 1623900000.0 | 3253700000.0 | 2323700000.0 | -359100000.0 | 4877600000.0 | 994600000.0 | 1739400000.0 | 2039600000.0 | 3138200000.0 | 4877600000.0 | 861600000.0 | 68350000.0 | 87600000.0 | 18050000.0 | 59350000.0 | 137150000.0 | -51700000.0 | -53050000.0 | 25700000.0 | 944800000.0 | 970500000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 2533 | SGP | LS2H | LS 2 Holdings Ltd | Commercial Services & Supplies | Commercial Services & Supplies | SGD | 2020 | Q | 20201231 | 26420000 | 23070000 | 3350000 | 3160000 | 3160000 | 10920000 | -350000 | -4850000 | 5730000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13610 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CMDG | Comfortdelgro Corporation Ltd | Comfortdelgro Corporation Ltd | Passenger Transportation Services | Passenger Transportation Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 1623900000.0 | 3253700000.0 | 2323700000.0 | -359100000.0 | 4877600000.0 | 994600000.0 | 1739400000.0 | 2039600000.0 | 3138200000.0 | 4877600000.0 | 861600000.0 | 68350000.0 | 87600000.0 | 18050000.0 | 59350000.0 | 137150000.0 | -51700000.0 | -53050000.0 | 25700000.0 | 944800000.0 | 970500000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13611 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | FRNM | Fraser And Neave, Limited | Fraser And Neave, Limited | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | SGD | 2022 | A | 20220930 | 1066570000.0 | 3914320000.0 | 811330000.0 | 109650000.0 | 4980890000.0 | 541190000.0 | 1478400000.0 | 2275680000.0 | 3502480000.0 | 4980880000.0 | 1868330000.0 | 134880000.0 | 202190000.0 | 25250000.0 | 124870000.0 | 19150000.0 | -53370000.0 | -153720000.0 | -197210000.0 | 430720000.0 | 233510000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13613 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | FRNM | Fraser And Neave, Limited | Fraser And Neave, Limited | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 1066570000.0 | 3914320000.0 | 811330000.0 | 109650000.0 | 4980890000.0 | 541190000.0 | 1478400000.0 | 2275680000.0 | 3502480000.0 | 4980880000.0 | 465000000.0 | 31610000.0 | 47560000.0 | 5500000.0 | 29800000.0 | 15790000.0 | -9030000.0 | 8870000.0 | 10870000.0 | 222640000.0 | 233510000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13614 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | FRNM | Fraser And Neave, Limited | Fraser And Neave, Limited | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 1066570000.0 | 3914320000.0 | 811330000.0 | 109650000.0 | 4980890000.0 | 541190000.0 | 1478400000.0 | 2275680000.0 | 3502480000.0 | 4980880000.0 | 465000000.0 | 31610000.0 | 47560000.0 | 5500000.0 | 29800000.0 | 15790000.0 | -9030000.0 | 8870000.0 | 10870000.0 | 222640000.0 | 233510000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13615 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | FRNM | Fraser And Neave, Limited | Fraser And Neave, Limited | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 996580000.0 | 3888920000.0 | 798000000.0 | 4885500000.0 | 778570000.0 | 1848490000.0 | 2235640000.0 | 3037000000.0 | 4885490000.0 | 943400000.0 | 66590000.0 | 107070000.0 | 14240000.0 | 65269999.99999999 | -12420000.0 | -35300000.0 | -171470000.0 | -218960000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13616 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | OCBC | Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp | Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp | Banking Services | Banking Services | SGD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 80816000000.0 | 479140000000.0 | 29984000000.0 | 3483000000.0 | 559956000000.0 | 391781000000.0 | 360127000000.0 | 505288000000.0 | 35339000000.0 | 54668000000.0 | 559956000000.0 | 6939000000.0 | 5748000000.0 | -393000000.0 | 9953000000.0 | 7274000000.0 | 22710000000.0 | 29984000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 6437 | SGP | HEET | Heeton Holdings Ltd | Hotels Restaurants & Leisure | Hotels Restaurants & Leisure | SGD | 2020 | Q | 20201231 | 20150619 | Stock News | Reuters. U.S. stocks lower at close of trade; Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.56%▦ CL▦+0.12%▦ARWA▦0.00%▦AXPWQ▦0.00%▦AAL▦+1.56%▦VIX▦+0.00%▦RLJE▦0.00%▦Investing.com U.S. stocks were lower after the close on Friday as losses in the Oil & Gas Utilities and Financials sectors led shares lower.▦At the close in New York the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.56% while the S&P 500 index fell 0.54% and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.31%.▦The best performers of the session on the Dow Jones Industrial Average were Home Depot Inc (NYSE:HD) which rose 0.52% or 0.58 points to trade at 112.43 at the close. Meanwhile Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) added 0.50% or 0.53 points to end at 106.53 and Caterpillar Inc (NYSE:CAT) was up 0.09% or 0.08 points to 87.52 in late trade.▦The worst performers of the session were The Travelers Companies Inc (NYSE:TRV) which fell 1.99% or 2.02 points to trade at 99.45 at the close. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) declined 1.33% or 0.62 points to end at 46.10 and Visa Inc (NYSE:V) was down 1.17% or 0.81 points to 68.69.▦The top performers on the S&P 500 were ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) which rose 10.86% to 43.37 American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) which was up 3.96% to settle at 41.56 and Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) which gained 3.12% to close at 85.27.▦The worst performers were Macerich Company (NYSE:MAC) which was down 6.77% to 76.87 in late trade CarMax Inc (NYSE:KMX) which lost 3.74% to settle at 69.27 and Hershey Company (NYSE:HSY) which was down 3.49% to 89.04 at the close.▦The top performers on the NASDAQ Composite were AirMedia Group Inc (NASDAQ:AMCN) which rose 42.61% to 5.02 Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) which was up 25.43% to settle at 12.28 and RLJ Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ:RLJE) which gained 16.04% to close at 0.340.▦The worst performers were Axion Power International Inc (NASDAQ:AXPW) which was down 23.31% to 0.125 in late trade Jacksonville Bancorp Inc (NASDAQ:JAXB) which lost 3.31% to settle at 11.700 and Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) which was down 20.15% to 12.40 at the close.▦Falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the New York Stock Exchange by 2006 to 1127 and 2 ended unchanged; on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange 1585 fell and 1269 advanced while 5 ended unchanged.▦Shares in ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) rose to all time highs; gaining 10.86% or 4.25 to 43.37. Shares in Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) rose to all time highs; up 3.12% or 2.58 to 85.27. Shares in Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) rose to all time highs; rising 0.50% or 0.53 to 106.53. Shares in Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) rose to all time highs; gaining 25.43% or 2.49 to 12.28. Shares in Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) fell to 52-week lows; losing 20.15% or 3.13 to 12.40.▦The CBOE Volatility Index which measures the implied volatility of S&P 500 options was up 5.91% to 13.97.▦Gold for August delivery was down 0.13% or 1.60 to $1200.40 a troy ounce. Elsewhere in commodities trading Crude oil for delivery in August fell 1.72% or 1.04 to hit $59.77 a barrel while the August Brent oil contract fell 2.19% or 1.41 to trade at $62.85 a barrel.▦EUR/USD was down 0.11% to 1.1350 while USD/JPY fell 0.22% to 122.69.▦The US Dollar Index was up 0.09% at 94.30. | Reuters. U.S. stocks lower at close of trade; Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.56%▦ CL▦+0.12%▦ARWA▦0.00%▦AXPWQ▦0.00%▦AAL▦+1.56%▦VIX▦+0.00%▦RLJE▦0.00%▦Investing.com U.S. stocks were lower after the close on Friday as losses in the Oil & Gas Utilities and Financials sectors led shares lower.▦At the close in New York the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.56% while the S&P 500 index fell 0.54% and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.31%.▦The best performers of the session on the Dow Jones Industrial Average were Home Depot Inc (NYSE:HD) which rose 0.52% or 0.58 points to trade at 112.43 at the close. Meanwhile Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) added 0.50% or 0.53 points to end at 106.53 and Caterpillar Inc (NYSE:CAT) was up 0.09% or 0.08 points to 87.52 in late trade.▦The worst performers of the session were The Travelers Companies Inc (NYSE:TRV) which fell 1.99% or 2.02 points to trade at 99.45 at the close. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) declined 1.33% or 0.62 points to end at 46.10 and Visa Inc (NYSE:V) was down 1.17% or 0.81 points to 68.69.▦The top performers on the S&P 500 were ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) which rose 10.86% to 43.37 American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) which was up 3.96% to settle at 41.56 and Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) which gained 3.12% to close at 85.27.▦The worst performers were Macerich Company (NYSE:MAC) which was down 6.77% to 76.87 in late trade CarMax Inc (NYSE:KMX) which lost 3.74% to settle at 69.27 and Hershey Company (NYSE:HSY) which was down 3.49% to 89.04 at the close.▦The top performers on the NASDAQ Composite were AirMedia Group Inc (NASDAQ:AMCN) which rose 42.61% to 5.02 Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) which was up 25.43% to settle at 12.28 and RLJ Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ:RLJE) which gained 16.04% to close at 0.340.▦The worst performers were Axion Power International Inc (NASDAQ:AXPW) which was down 23.31% to 0.125 in late trade Jacksonville Bancorp Inc (NASDAQ:JAXB) which lost 3.31% to settle at 11.700 and Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) which was down 20.15% to 12.40 at the close.▦Falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the New York Stock Exchange by 2006 to 1127 and 2 ended unchanged; on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange 1585 fell and 1269 advanced while 5 ended unchanged.▦Shares in ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) rose to all time highs; gaining 10.86% or 4.25 to 43.37. Shares in Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) rose to all time highs; up 3.12% or 2.58 to 85.27. Shares in Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) rose to all time highs; rising 0.50% or 0.53 to 106.53. Shares in Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) rose to all time highs; gaining 25.43% or 2.49 to 12.28. Shares in Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) fell to 52-week lows; losing 20.15% or 3.13 to 12.40.▦The CBOE Volatility Index which measures the implied volatility of S&P 500 options was up 5.91% to 13.97.▦Gold for August delivery was down 0.13% or 1.60 to $1200.40 a troy ounce. Elsewhere in commodities trading Crude oil for delivery in August fell 1.72% or 1.04 to hit $59.77 a barrel while the August Brent oil contract fell 2.19% or 1.41 to trade at $62.85 a barrel.▦EUR/USD was down 0.11% to 1.1350 while USD/JPY fell 0.22% to 122.69.▦The US Dollar Index was up 0.09% at 94.30. | https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/u.s.-stocks-lower-at-close-of-trade;-dow-jones-industrial-average-down-0.56-347413 | Reuters. U.S. stocks lower at close of trade; Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.56%▦ CL▦+0.12%▦ARWA▦0.00%▦AXPWQ▦0.00%▦AAL▦+1.56%▦VIX▦+0.00%▦RLJE▦0.00%▦Investing.com U.S. stocks were lower after the close on Friday as losses in the Oil & Gas Utilities and Financials sectors led shares lower.▦At the close in New York the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.56% while the S&P 500 index fell 0.54% and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.31%.▦The best performers of the session on the Dow Jones Industrial Average were Home Depot Inc (NYSE:HD) which rose 0.52% or 0.58 points to trade at 112.43 at the close. Meanwhile Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) added 0.50% or 0.53 points to end at 106.53 and Caterpillar Inc (NYSE:CAT) was up 0.09% or 0.08 points to 87.52 in late trade.▦The worst performers of the session were The Travelers Companies Inc (NYSE:TRV) which fell 1.99% or 2.02 points to trade at 99.45 at the close. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) declined 1.33% or 0.62 points to end at 46.10 and Visa Inc (NYSE:V) was down 1.17% or 0.81 points to 68.69.▦The top performers on the S&P 500 were ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) which rose 10.86% to 43.37 American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) which was up 3.96% to settle at 41.56 and Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) which gained 3.12% to close at 85.27.▦The worst performers were Macerich Company (NYSE:MAC) which was down 6.77% to 76.87 in late trade CarMax Inc (NYSE:KMX) which lost 3.74% to settle at 69.27 and Hershey Company (NYSE:HSY) which was down 3.49% to 89.04 at the close.▦The top performers on the NASDAQ Composite were AirMedia Group Inc (NASDAQ:AMCN) which rose 42.61% to 5.02 Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) which was up 25.43% to settle at 12.28 and RLJ Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ:RLJE) which gained 16.04% to close at 0.340.▦The worst performers were Axion Power International Inc (NASDAQ:AXPW) which was down 23.31% to 0.125 in late trade Jacksonville Bancorp Inc (NASDAQ:JAXB) which lost 3.31% to settle at 11.700 and Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) which was down 20.15% to 12.40 at the close.▦Falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the New York Stock Exchange by 2006 to 1127 and 2 ended unchanged; on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange 1585 fell and 1269 advanced while 5 ended unchanged.▦Shares in ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) rose to all time highs; gaining 10.86% or 4.25 to 43.37. Shares in Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) rose to all time highs; up 3.12% or 2.58 to 85.27. Shares in Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) rose to all time highs; rising 0.50% or 0.53 to 106.53. Shares in Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) rose to all time highs; gaining 25.43% or 2.49 to 12.28. Shares in Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) fell to 52-week lows; losing 20.15% or 3.13 to 12.40.▦The CBOE Volatility Index which measures the implied volatility of S&P 500 options was up 5.91% to 13.97.▦Gold for August delivery was down 0.13% or 1.60 to $1200.40 a troy ounce. Elsewhere in commodities trading Crude oil for delivery in August fell 1.72% or 1.04 to hit $59.77 a barrel while the August Brent oil contract fell 2.19% or 1.41 to trade at $62.85 a barrel.▦EUR/USD was down 0.11% to 1.1350 while USD/JPY fell 0.22% to 122.69.▦The US Dollar Index was up 0.09% at 94.30. | Reuters. U.S. stocks lower at close of trade; Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.56%▦ CL▦+0.12%▦ARWA▦0.00%▦AXPWQ▦0.00%▦AAL▦+1.56%▦VIX▦+0.00%▦RLJE▦0.00%▦Investing.com U.S. stocks were lower after the close on Friday as losses in the Oil & Gas Utilities and Financials sectors led shares lower.▦At the close in New York the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.56% while the S&P 500 index fell 0.54% and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.31%.▦The best performers of the session on the Dow Jones Industrial Average were Home Depot Inc (NYSE:HD) which rose 0.52% or 0.58 points to trade at 112.43 at the close. Meanwhile Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) added 0.50% or 0.53 points to end at 106.53 and Caterpillar Inc (NYSE:CAT) was up 0.09% or 0.08 points to 87.52 in late trade.▦The worst performers of the session were The Travelers Companies Inc (NYSE:TRV) which fell 1.99% or 2.02 points to trade at 99.45 at the close. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) declined 1.33% or 0.62 points to end at 46.10 and Visa Inc (NYSE:V) was down 1.17% or 0.81 points to 68.69.▦The top performers on the S&P 500 were ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) which rose 10.86% to 43.37 American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) which was up 3.96% to settle at 41.56 and Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) which gained 3.12% to close at 85.27.▦The worst performers were Macerich Company (NYSE:MAC) which was down 6.77% to 76.87 in late trade CarMax Inc (NYSE:KMX) which lost 3.74% to settle at 69.27 and Hershey Company (NYSE:HSY) which was down 3.49% to 89.04 at the close.▦The top performers on the NASDAQ Composite were AirMedia Group Inc (NASDAQ:AMCN) which rose 42.61% to 5.02 Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) which was up 25.43% to settle at 12.28 and RLJ Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ:RLJE) which gained 16.04% to close at 0.340.▦The worst performers were Axion Power International Inc (NASDAQ:AXPW) which was down 23.31% to 0.125 in late trade Jacksonville Bancorp Inc (NASDAQ:JAXB) which lost 3.31% to settle at 11.700 and Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) which was down 20.15% to 12.40 at the close.▦Falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the New York Stock Exchange by 2006 to 1127 and 2 ended unchanged; on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange 1585 fell and 1269 advanced while 5 ended unchanged.▦Shares in ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) rose to all time highs; gaining 10.86% or 4.25 to 43.37. Shares in Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) rose to all time highs; up 3.12% or 2.58 to 85.27. Shares in Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) rose to all time highs; rising 0.50% or 0.53 to 106.53. Shares in Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) rose to all time highs; gaining 25.43% or 2.49 to 12.28. Shares in Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) fell to 52-week lows; losing 20.15% or 3.13 to 12.40.▦The CBOE Volatility Index which measures the implied volatility of S&P 500 options was up 5.91% to 13.97.▦Gold for August delivery was down 0.13% or 1.60 to $1200.40 a troy ounce. Elsewhere in commodities trading Crude oil for delivery in August fell 1.72% or 1.04 to hit $59.77 a barrel while the August Brent oil contract fell 2.19% or 1.41 to trade at $62.85 a barrel.▦EUR/USD was down 0.11% to 1.1350 while USD/JPY fell 0.22% to 122.69.▦The US Dollar Index was up 0.09% at 94.30. | Reuters. U.S. stocks lower at close of trade; Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.56%▦ CL▦+0.12%▦ARWA▦0.00%▦AXPWQ▦0.00%▦AAL▦+1.56%▦VIX▦+0.00%▦RLJE▦0.00%▦Investing.com U.S. stocks were lower after the close on Friday as losses in the Oil & Gas Utilities and Financials sectors led shares lower.▦At the close in New York the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.56% while the S&P 500 index fell 0.54% and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.31%.▦The best performers of the session on the Dow Jones Industrial Average were Home Depot Inc (NYSE:HD) which rose 0.52% or 0.58 points to trade at 112.43 at the close. Meanwhile Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) added 0.50% or 0.53 points to end at 106.53 and Caterpillar Inc (NYSE:CAT) was up 0.09% or 0.08 points to 87.52 in late trade.▦The worst performers of the session were The Travelers Companies Inc (NYSE:TRV) which fell 1.99% or 2.02 points to trade at 99.45 at the close. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) declined 1.33% or 0.62 points to end at 46.10 and Visa Inc (NYSE:V) was down 1.17% or 0.81 points to 68.69.▦The top performers on the S&P 500 were ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) which rose 10.86% to 43.37 American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) which was up 3.96% to settle at 41.56 and Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) which gained 3.12% to close at 85.27.▦The worst performers were Macerich Company (NYSE:MAC) which was down 6.77% to 76.87 in late trade CarMax Inc (NYSE:KMX) which lost 3.74% to settle at 69.27 and Hershey Company (NYSE:HSY) which was down 3.49% to 89.04 at the close.▦The top performers on the NASDAQ Composite were AirMedia Group Inc (NASDAQ:AMCN) which rose 42.61% to 5.02 Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) which was up 25.43% to settle at 12.28 and RLJ Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ:RLJE) which gained 16.04% to close at 0.340.▦The worst performers were Axion Power International Inc (NASDAQ:AXPW) which was down 23.31% to 0.125 in late trade Jacksonville Bancorp Inc (NASDAQ:JAXB) which lost 3.31% to settle at 11.700 and Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) which was down 20.15% to 12.40 at the close.▦Falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the New York Stock Exchange by 2006 to 1127 and 2 ended unchanged; on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange 1585 fell and 1269 advanced while 5 ended unchanged.▦Shares in ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) rose to all time highs; gaining 10.86% or 4.25 to 43.37. Shares in Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) rose to all time highs; up 3.12% or 2.58 to 85.27. Shares in Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) rose to all time highs; rising 0.50% or 0.53 to 106.53. Shares in Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) rose to all time highs; gaining 25.43% or 2.49 to 12.28. Shares in Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) fell to 52-week lows; losing 20.15% or 3.13 to 12.40.▦The CBOE Volatility Index which measures the implied volatility of S&P 500 options was up 5.91% to 13.97.▦Gold for August delivery was down 0.13% or 1.60 to $1200.40 a troy ounce. Elsewhere in commodities trading Crude oil for delivery in August fell 1.72% or 1.04 to hit $59.77 a barrel while the August Brent oil contract fell 2.19% or 1.41 to trade at $62.85 a barrel.▦EUR/USD was down 0.11% to 1.1350 while USD/JPY fell 0.22% to 122.69.▦The US Dollar Index was up 0.09% at 94.30. | Reuters. U.S. stocks lower at close of trade; Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.56%▦ CL▦+0.12%▦ARWA▦0.00%▦AXPWQ▦0.00%▦AAL▦+1.56%▦VIX▦+0.00%▦RLJE▦0.00%▦Investing.com U.S. stocks were lower after the close on Friday as losses in the Oil & Gas Utilities and Financials sectors led shares lower.▦At the close in New York the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.56% while the S&P 500 index fell 0.54% and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.31%.▦The best performers of the session on the Dow Jones Industrial Average were Home Depot Inc (NYSE:HD) which rose 0.52% or 0.58 points to trade at 112.43 at the close. Meanwhile Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) added 0.50% or 0.53 points to end at 106.53 and Caterpillar Inc (NYSE:CAT) was up 0.09% or 0.08 points to 87.52 in late trade.▦The worst performers of the session were The Travelers Companies Inc (NYSE:TRV) which fell 1.99% or 2.02 points to trade at 99.45 at the close. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) declined 1.33% or 0.62 points to end at 46.10 and Visa Inc (NYSE:V) was down 1.17% or 0.81 points to 68.69.▦The top performers on the S&P 500 were ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) which rose 10.86% to 43.37 American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) which was up 3.96% to settle at 41.56 and Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) which gained 3.12% to close at 85.27.▦The worst performers were Macerich Company (NYSE:MAC) which was down 6.77% to 76.87 in late trade CarMax Inc (NYSE:KMX) which lost 3.74% to settle at 69.27 and Hershey Company (NYSE:HSY) which was down 3.49% to 89.04 at the close.▦The top performers on the NASDAQ Composite were AirMedia Group Inc (NASDAQ:AMCN) which rose 42.61% to 5.02 Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) which was up 25.43% to settle at 12.28 and RLJ Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ:RLJE) which gained 16.04% to close at 0.340.▦The worst performers were Axion Power International Inc (NASDAQ:AXPW) which was down 23.31% to 0.125 in late trade Jacksonville Bancorp Inc (NASDAQ:JAXB) which lost 3.31% to settle at 11.700 and Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) which was down 20.15% to 12.40 at the close.▦Falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the New York Stock Exchange by 2006 to 1127 and 2 ended unchanged; on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange 1585 fell and 1269 advanced while 5 ended unchanged.▦Shares in ConAgra Foods Inc (NYSE:CAG) rose to all time highs; gaining 10.86% or 4.25 to 43.37. Shares in Fiserv Inc (NASDAQ:FISV) rose to all time highs; up 3.12% or 2.58 to 85.27. Shares in Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) rose to all time highs; rising 0.50% or 0.53 to 106.53. Shares in Arowana Inc (NASDAQ:ARWA) rose to all time highs; gaining 25.43% or 2.49 to 12.28. Shares in Healthways Inc (NASDAQ:HWAY) fell to 52-week lows; losing 20.15% or 3.13 to 12.40.▦The CBOE Volatility Index which measures the implied volatility of S&P 500 options was up 5.91% to 13.97.▦Gold for August delivery was down 0.13% or 1.60 to $1200.40 a troy ounce. Elsewhere in commodities trading Crude oil for delivery in August fell 1.72% or 1.04 to hit $59.77 a barrel while the August Brent oil contract fell 2.19% or 1.41 to trade at $62.85 a barrel.▦EUR/USD was down 0.11% to 1.1350 while USD/JPY fell 0.22% to 122.69.▦The US Dollar Index was up 0.09% at 94.30. | Reuters. U.S. stocks lower at close of trade; Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.56%▦ CL▦+0.12%▦ARWA▦0.00%▦AXPWQ▦0.00%▦AAL▦+1.56%▦VIX▦+0.00%▦RLJE▦0.00%▦Investing.com U.S. stocks were lower after the close on Friday as losses in the Oil & Gas Utilities and Financials sectors led shares lower.▦At the close in New York the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.56% while the S&P 500 index fell 0.54% and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.31%.▦The best performers of the session on the Dow Jones Industrial Average were Home Depot Inc (NYSE:HD) which rose 0.52% or 0.58 points to trade at 112.43 at the close. Meanwhile Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) added 0.50% or 0.53 points to end at 106.53 and Caterpillar Inc (NYSE:CAT) was up 0.09 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 5752 | SGP | DATA | Datapulse Technology Ltd | Hotels Restaurants & Leisure | Hotels Restaurants & Leisure | SGD | 2021 | A | 20210731 | 20170122 | Stock News | Reuters. Joggers run past as the skyline of Singapore's financial district is seen in the background▦ STEL▦-0.75%▦FGVH▦+0.75%▦IHHH▦+1.37%▦By Liz Lee and Anshuman Daga▦KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is set to be 2017's hottest spot for initial public offerings (IPOs) in tropical Southeast Asia with sales of stakes in business and real estate trusts while currency volatility and weak investor sentiment curb deals elsewhere in the region.▦Singapore's stock exchange has promoted itself as a center for business trusts and real estate investment trusts (REITs) which offer stable dividends. That has helped it partly make up for a drop in major share sales as large Chinese firms favor the higher valuations and liquidity of Hong Kong.▦Fundraising via IPOs in Singapore hit $1.7 billion last year up fivefold from 2015 when it slumped to its lowest since 1998 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦REITs and business trusts have been the flavor for some time because they give a steady income stream for investors and typically the play in Singapore has been dividend-focused rather than pure capital gains-focused said Srividya Gopalakrishnan managing director of corporate finance advisor Duff & Phelps Singapore.▦Dasin Retail Trust [IPO-DASI.SI] comprising three shopping malls in Zhongshan city in China's Guangdong province kicked off its S$146 million ($102 million) IPO this month.▦Bankers also expect Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (SI:STEL) to list broadband unit NetLink Trust [IPO-NLTR.SI] in the second half of the year in a deal that could raise about $2.5 billion.▦MUTED MARKETS▦Elsewhere in Southeast Asia significant fluctuation in the rupiah over the past year could dampen appetite for listings in Indonesia while firebrand politics and a drop in the peso are risks for the Philippines bankers and analysts said.▦Higher benchmark interest rates under a new government in the United States could also tempt international investors to pull money out of riskier emerging markets they said.▦Sizeable listings are planned in Malaysia but market sentiment has been crushed by a slump in commodity prices and a financial scandal involving state investor 1Malaysia Development Bhd [TERRN.UL].▦Last year just $238 million was raised in Kuala Lumpur IPOs the lowest since 2008 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦We think that there is a healthy pipeline out there. However because capital markets are so acutely vulnerable to investor sentiment and market conditions it would be a matter of timing as to when these listings will happen said Wong & Partners deputy managing partner Munir Abdul Aziz.▦Oil and gas engineering firm Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd [IPO-SERB.KL] which aims to raise $130 million through a listing early this year has not secured cornerstone investors.▦MALAYSIA REVIVAL▦Southeast Asia's IPO markets are typically volatile. Last year fundraising from listings more than halved in Thailand to $1.25 billion while in Indonesia fundraising rose more than 50 percent to top $1 billion.▦But the decline has been particularly sharp for Malaysia which was Asia's IPO capital in 2012 with blockbuster listings from Felda Global Ventures Holdings Bhd (KL:FGVH) and IHH Healthcare Bhd (KL:IHHH).▦One senior official at Securities Commission Malaysia however expects a recovery this year. Listings planned include property developer Eco World International Bhd [IPO-ECOD.KL] and fast-food restaurateur QSR Brands which are looking to raise $478 million and $500 million respectively.▦We see global IPO markets picking up and we also see our IPO market picking up Commission chairman Ranjit Ajit Singh said on the sidelines of an industry event on Thursday. Our estimates are around 7 billion ringgit ($1.6 billion). | Reuters. Joggers run past as the skyline of Singapore's financial district is seen in the background▦ STEL▦-0.75%▦FGVH▦+0.75%▦IHHH▦+1.37%▦By Liz Lee and Anshuman Daga▦KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is set to be 2017's hottest spot for initial public offerings (IPOs) in tropical Southeast Asia with sales of stakes in business and real estate trusts while currency volatility and weak investor sentiment curb deals elsewhere in the region.▦Singapore's stock exchange has promoted itself as a center for business trusts and real estate investment trusts (REITs) which offer stable dividends. That has helped it partly make up for a drop in major share sales as large Chinese firms favor the higher valuations and liquidity of Hong Kong.▦Fundraising via IPOs in Singapore hit $1.7 billion last year up fivefold from 2015 when it slumped to its lowest since 1998 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦REITs and business trusts have been the flavor for some time because they give a steady income stream for investors and typically the play in Singapore has been dividend-focused rather than pure capital gains-focused said Srividya Gopalakrishnan managing director of corporate finance advisor Duff & Phelps Singapore.▦Dasin Retail Trust [IPO-DASI.SI] comprising three shopping malls in Zhongshan city in China's Guangdong province kicked off its S$146 million ($102 million) IPO this month.▦Bankers also expect Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (SI:STEL) to list broadband unit NetLink Trust [IPO-NLTR.SI] in the second half of the year in a deal that could raise about $2.5 billion.▦MUTED MARKETS▦Elsewhere in Southeast Asia significant fluctuation in the rupiah over the past year could dampen appetite for listings in Indonesia while firebrand politics and a drop in the peso are risks for the Philippines bankers and analysts said.▦Higher benchmark interest rates under a new government in the United States could also tempt international investors to pull money out of riskier emerging markets they said.▦Sizeable listings are planned in Malaysia but market sentiment has been crushed by a slump in commodity prices and a financial scandal involving state investor 1Malaysia Development Bhd [TERRN.UL].▦Last year just $238 million was raised in Kuala Lumpur IPOs the lowest since 2008 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦We think that there is a healthy pipeline out there. However because capital markets are so acutely vulnerable to investor sentiment and market conditions it would be a matter of timing as to when these listings will happen said Wong & Partners deputy managing partner Munir Abdul Aziz.▦Oil and gas engineering firm Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd [IPO-SERB.KL] which aims to raise $130 million through a listing early this year has not secured cornerstone investors.▦MALAYSIA REVIVAL▦Southeast Asia's IPO markets are typically volatile. Last year fundraising from listings more than halved in Thailand to $1.25 billion while in Indonesia fundraising rose more than 50 percent to top $1 billion.▦But the decline has been particularly sharp for Malaysia which was Asia's IPO capital in 2012 with blockbuster listings from Felda Global Ventures Holdings Bhd (KL:FGVH) and IHH Healthcare Bhd (KL:IHHH).▦One senior official at Securities Commission Malaysia however expects a recovery this year. Listings planned include property developer Eco World International Bhd [IPO-ECOD.KL] and fast-food restaurateur QSR Brands which are looking to raise $478 million and $500 million respectively.▦We see global IPO markets picking up and we also see our IPO market picking up Commission chairman Ranjit Ajit Singh said on the sidelines of an industry event on Thursday. Our estimates are around 7 billion ringgit ($1.6 billion). | https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/singapore-to-prop-up-southeast-asia's-muted-ipo-market-in-2017-454904 | Reuters. Joggers run past as the skyline of Singapore's financial district is seen in the background▦ STEL▦-0.75%▦FGVH▦+0.75%▦IHHH▦+1.37%▦By Liz Lee and Anshuman Daga▦KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is set to be 2017's hottest spot for initial public offerings (IPOs) in tropical Southeast Asia with sales of stakes in business and real estate trusts while currency volatility and weak investor sentiment curb deals elsewhere in the region.▦Singapore's stock exchange has promoted itself as a center for business trusts and real estate investment trusts (REITs) which offer stable dividends. That has helped it partly make up for a drop in major share sales as large Chinese firms favor the higher valuations and liquidity of Hong Kong.▦Fundraising via IPOs in Singapore hit $1.7 billion last year up fivefold from 2015 when it slumped to its lowest since 1998 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦REITs and business trusts have been the flavor for some time because they give a steady income stream for investors and typically the play in Singapore has been dividend-focused rather than pure capital gains-focused said Srividya Gopalakrishnan managing director of corporate finance advisor Duff & Phelps Singapore.▦Dasin Retail Trust [IPO-DASI.SI] comprising three shopping malls in Zhongshan city in China's Guangdong province kicked off its S$146 million ($102 million) IPO this month.▦Bankers also expect Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (SI:STEL) to list broadband unit NetLink Trust [IPO-NLTR.SI] in the second half of the year in a deal that could raise about $2.5 billion.▦MUTED MARKETS▦Elsewhere in Southeast Asia significant fluctuation in the rupiah over the past year could dampen appetite for listings in Indonesia while firebrand politics and a drop in the peso are risks for the Philippines bankers and analysts said.▦Higher benchmark interest rates under a new government in the United States could also tempt international investors to pull money out of riskier emerging markets they said.▦Sizeable listings are planned in Malaysia but market sentiment has been crushed by a slump in commodity prices and a financial scandal involving state investor 1Malaysia Development Bhd [TERRN.UL].▦Last year just $238 million was raised in Kuala Lumpur IPOs the lowest since 2008 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦We think that there is a healthy pipeline out there. However because capital markets are so acutely vulnerable to investor sentiment and market conditions it would be a matter of timing as to when these listings will happen said Wong & Partners deputy managing partner Munir Abdul Aziz.▦Oil and gas engineering firm Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd [IPO-SERB.KL] which aims to raise $130 million through a listing early this year has not secured cornerstone investors.▦MALAYSIA REVIVAL▦Southeast Asia's IPO markets are typically volatile. Last year fundraising from listings more than halved in Thailand to $1.25 billion while in Indonesia fundraising rose more than 50 percent to top $1 billion.▦But the decline has been particularly sharp for Malaysia which was Asia's IPO capital in 2012 with blockbuster listings from Felda Global Ventures Holdings Bhd (KL:FGVH) and IHH Healthcare Bhd (KL:IHHH).▦One senior official at Securities Commission Malaysia however expects a recovery this year. Listings planned include property developer Eco World International Bhd [IPO-ECOD.KL] and fast-food restaurateur QSR Brands which are looking to raise $478 million and $500 million respectively.▦We see global IPO markets picking up and we also see our IPO market picking up Commission chairman Ranjit Ajit Singh said on the sidelines of an industry event on Thursday. Our estimates are around 7 billion ringgit ($1.6 billion). | Reuters. Joggers run past as the skyline of Singapore's financial district is seen in the background▦ STEL▦-0.75%▦FGVH▦+0.75%▦IHHH▦+1.37%▦By Liz Lee and Anshuman Daga▦KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is set to be 2017's hottest spot for initial public offerings (IPOs) in tropical Southeast Asia with sales of stakes in business and real estate trusts while currency volatility and weak investor sentiment curb deals elsewhere in the region.▦Singapore's stock exchange has promoted itself as a center for business trusts and real estate investment trusts (REITs) which offer stable dividends. That has helped it partly make up for a drop in major share sales as large Chinese firms favor the higher valuations and liquidity of Hong Kong.▦Fundraising via IPOs in Singapore hit $1.7 billion last year up fivefold from 2015 when it slumped to its lowest since 1998 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦REITs and business trusts have been the flavor for some time because they give a steady income stream for investors and typically the play in Singapore has been dividend-focused rather than pure capital gains-focused said Srividya Gopalakrishnan managing director of corporate finance advisor Duff & Phelps Singapore.▦Dasin Retail Trust [IPO-DASI.SI] comprising three shopping malls in Zhongshan city in China's Guangdong province kicked off its S$146 million ($102 million) IPO this month.▦Bankers also expect Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (SI:STEL) to list broadband unit NetLink Trust [IPO-NLTR.SI] in the second half of the year in a deal that could raise about $2.5 billion.▦MUTED MARKETS▦Elsewhere in Southeast Asia significant fluctuation in the rupiah over the past year could dampen appetite for listings in Indonesia while firebrand politics and a drop in the peso are risks for the Philippines bankers and analysts said.▦Higher benchmark interest rates under a new government in the United States could also tempt international investors to pull money out of riskier emerging markets they said.▦Sizeable listings are planned in Malaysia but market sentiment has been crushed by a slump in commodity prices and a financial scandal involving state investor 1Malaysia Development Bhd [TERRN.UL].▦Last year just $238 million was raised in Kuala Lumpur IPOs the lowest since 2008 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦We think that there is a healthy pipeline out there. However because capital markets are so acutely vulnerable to investor sentiment and market conditions it would be a matter of timing as to when these listings will happen said Wong & Partners deputy managing partner Munir Abdul Aziz.▦Oil and gas engineering firm Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd [IPO-SERB.KL] which aims to raise $130 million through a listing early this year has not secured cornerstone investors.▦MALAYSIA REVIVAL▦Southeast Asia's IPO markets are typically volatile. Last year fundraising from listings more than halved in Thailand to $1.25 billion while in Indonesia fundraising rose more than 50 percent to top $1 billion.▦But the decline has been particularly sharp for Malaysia which was Asia's IPO capital in 2012 with blockbuster listings from Felda Global Ventures Holdings Bhd (KL:FGVH) and IHH Healthcare Bhd (KL:IHHH).▦One senior official at Securities Commission Malaysia however expects a recovery this year. Listings planned include property developer Eco World International Bhd [IPO-ECOD.KL] and fast-food restaurateur QSR Brands which are looking to raise $478 million and $500 million respectively.▦We see global IPO markets picking up and we also see our IPO market picking up Commission chairman Ranjit Ajit Singh said on the sidelines of an industry event on Thursday. Our estimates are around 7 billion ringgit ($1.6 billion). | Reuters. Joggers run past as the skyline of Singapore's financial district is seen in the background▦ STEL▦-0.75%▦FGVH▦+0.75%▦IHHH▦+1.37%▦By Liz Lee and Anshuman Daga▦KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is set to be 2017's hottest spot for initial public offerings (IPOs) in tropical Southeast Asia with sales of stakes in business and real estate trusts while currency volatility and weak investor sentiment curb deals elsewhere in the region.▦Singapore's stock exchange has promoted itself as a center for business trusts and real estate investment trusts (REITs) which offer stable dividends. That has helped it partly make up for a drop in major share sales as large Chinese firms favor the higher valuations and liquidity of Hong Kong.▦Fundraising via IPOs in Singapore hit $1.7 billion last year up fivefold from 2015 when it slumped to its lowest since 1998 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦REITs and business trusts have been the flavor for some time because they give a steady income stream for investors and typically the play in Singapore has been dividend-focused rather than pure capital gains-focused said Srividya Gopalakrishnan managing director of corporate finance advisor Duff & Phelps Singapore.▦Dasin Retail Trust [IPO-DASI.SI] comprising three shopping malls in Zhongshan city in China's Guangdong province kicked off its S$146 million ($102 million) IPO this month.▦Bankers also expect Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (SI:STEL) to list broadband unit NetLink Trust [IPO-NLTR.SI] in the second half of the year in a deal that could raise about $2.5 billion.▦MUTED MARKETS▦Elsewhere in Southeast Asia significant fluctuation in the rupiah over the past year could dampen appetite for listings in Indonesia while firebrand politics and a drop in the peso are risks for the Philippines bankers and analysts said.▦Higher benchmark interest rates under a new government in the United States could also tempt international investors to pull money out of riskier emerging markets they said.▦Sizeable listings are planned in Malaysia but market sentiment has been crushed by a slump in commodity prices and a financial scandal involving state investor 1Malaysia Development Bhd [TERRN.UL].▦Last year just $238 million was raised in Kuala Lumpur IPOs the lowest since 2008 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦We think that there is a healthy pipeline out there. However because capital markets are so acutely vulnerable to investor sentiment and market conditions it would be a matter of timing as to when these listings will happen said Wong & Partners deputy managing partner Munir Abdul Aziz.▦Oil and gas engineering firm Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd [IPO-SERB.KL] which aims to raise $130 million through a listing early this year has not secured cornerstone investors.▦MALAYSIA REVIVAL▦Southeast Asia's IPO markets are typically volatile. Last year fundraising from listings more than halved in Thailand to $1.25 billion while in Indonesia fundraising rose more than 50 percent to top $1 billion.▦But the decline has been particularly sharp for Malaysia which was Asia's IPO capital in 2012 with blockbuster listings from Felda Global Ventures Holdings Bhd (KL:FGVH) and IHH Healthcare Bhd (KL:IHHH).▦One senior official at Securities Commission Malaysia however expects a recovery this year. Listings planned include property developer Eco World International Bhd [IPO-ECOD.KL] and fast-food restaurateur QSR Brands which are looking to raise $478 million and $500 million respectively.▦We see global IPO markets picking up and we also see our IPO market picking up Commission chairman Ranjit Ajit Singh said on the sidelines of an industry event on Thursday. Our estimates are around 7 billion ringgit ($1.6 billion). | Reuters. Joggers run past as the skyline of Singapore's financial district is seen in the background▦ STEL▦-0.75%▦FGVH▦+0.75%▦IHHH▦+1.37%▦By Liz Lee and Anshuman Daga▦KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is set to be 2017's hottest spot for initial public offerings (IPOs) in tropical Southeast Asia with sales of stakes in business and real estate trusts while currency volatility and weak investor sentiment curb deals elsewhere in the region.▦Singapore's stock exchange has promoted itself as a center for business trusts and real estate investment trusts (REITs) which offer stable dividends. That has helped it partly make up for a drop in major share sales as large Chinese firms favor the higher valuations and liquidity of Hong Kong.▦Fundraising via IPOs in Singapore hit $1.7 billion last year up fivefold from 2015 when it slumped to its lowest since 1998 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦REITs and business trusts have been the flavor for some time because they give a steady income stream for investors and typically the play in Singapore has been dividend-focused rather than pure capital gains-focused said Srividya Gopalakrishnan managing director of corporate finance advisor Duff & Phelps Singapore.▦Dasin Retail Trust [IPO-DASI.SI] comprising three shopping malls in Zhongshan city in China's Guangdong province kicked off its S$146 million ($102 million) IPO this month.▦Bankers also expect Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (SI:STEL) to list broadband unit NetLink Trust [IPO-NLTR.SI] in the second half of the year in a deal that could raise about $2.5 billion.▦MUTED MARKETS▦Elsewhere in Southeast Asia significant fluctuation in the rupiah over the past year could dampen appetite for listings in Indonesia while firebrand politics and a drop in the peso are risks for the Philippines bankers and analysts said.▦Higher benchmark interest rates under a new government in the United States could also tempt international investors to pull money out of riskier emerging markets they said.▦Sizeable listings are planned in Malaysia but market sentiment has been crushed by a slump in commodity prices and a financial scandal involving state investor 1Malaysia Development Bhd [TERRN.UL].▦Last year just $238 million was raised in Kuala Lumpur IPOs the lowest since 2008 Thomson Reuters data showed.▦We think that there is a healthy pipeline out there. However because capital markets are so acutely vulnerable to investor sentiment and market conditions it would be a matter of timing as to when these listings will happen said Wong & Partners deputy managing partner Munir Abdul Aziz.▦Oil and gas engineering firm Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd [IPO-SERB.KL] which aims to raise $130 million through a listing early this year has not secured cornerstone investors.▦MALAYSIA REVIVAL▦Southeast Asia's IPO markets are typically volatile. Last year fundraising from listings more than halved in Thailand to $1.25 billion while in Indonesia fundraising rose more than 50 percent to top $1 billion.▦But the decline has been particularly sharp for Malaysia which was Asia's IPO capital in 2012 with blockbuster listings from Felda Global Ventures Holdings Bhd (KL:FGVH) and IHH Healthcare Bhd (KL:IHHH).▦One senior official at Securities Commission Malaysia however expects a recovery this year. Listings planned include property developer Eco World International Bhd [IPO-ECOD.KL] and fast-food restaurateur QSR Brands which are looking to raise $478 million and $500 million respectively.▦We see global IPO markets picking up and we also see our IPO market picking up Commission chairman Ranjit Ajit Singh said on the sidelines of an industry event on Thursday. Our estimates are around 7 billion ringgit ($1.6 billion). | Reuters. Joggers run past as the skyline of Singapore's financial district is seen in the background▦ STEL▦-0.75%▦FGVH▦+0.75%▦IHHH▦+1.37%▦By Liz Lee and Anshuman Daga▦KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is set to be 2017's hottest spot for initial public offerings (IPOs) in tropical Southeast Asia with sales of stakes in business and real estate trusts while currency volatility and weak investor sentiment curb deals elsewhere in the region.▦Singapore's stock exchange has promoted itself as a center for business trusts and real estate investment trusts (REITs) which offer stable dividends. That has helped it partly make up for a drop in major share sales as large Chinese firms favor the higher valuations and liquidity of Hong | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 13618 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | OCBC | Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp | Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp | Banking Services | Banking Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 54419000000.0 | 1959000000.0 | 354000000.0 | 1605000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13619 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | OCBC | Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp | Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp | Banking Services | Banking Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 73781000000.0 | 481081000000.0 | 28210000000.0 | 3513000000.0 | 45958000000.0 | 554862000000.0 | 387007000000.0 | 361232000000.0 | 500443000000.0 | 33199000000.0 | 2039000000.0 | 475000000.0 | 1481000000.0 | 28210000000.0 | 28210000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13620 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | OCBC | Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp | Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp | Banking Services | Banking Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 54338000000.0 | 1356000000.0 | 1356000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13621 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | JARD | Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd | Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | USD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 19834000000.0 | 69314000000.0 | 42315000000.0 | 2590000000.0 | 89148000000.0 | 16241000000.0 | 32951000000.0 | 28887000000.0 | 56197000000.0 | 89148000000.0 | 34009000000.0 | 3715000000.0 | 3223000000.0 | 960000000.0 | 354000000.0 | 4825000000.0 | -2593000000.0 | -3275000000.0 | -1399000000.0 | 7297000000.0 | 5898000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13622 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | JARD | Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd | Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | USD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 19834000000.0 | 69314000000.0 | 42315000000.0 | 2590000000.0 | 89148000000.0 | 16241000000.0 | 32951000000.0 | 28887000000.0 | 56197000000.0 | 89148000000.0 | 8813000000.0 | 910500000.0 | 564000000.0 | 260500000.0 | -34500000.0 | 1321000000.0 | -726500000.0 | -755500000.0 | -239500000.0 | 6137500000.0 | 5898000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13623 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | JARD | Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd | Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 19834000000.0 | 69314000000.0 | 42315000000.0 | 2590000000.0 | 89148000000.0 | 16241000000.0 | 32951000000.0 | 28887000000.0 | 56197000000.0 | 89148000000.0 | 8813000000.0 | 910500000.0 | 564000000.0 | 260500000.0 | -34500000.0 | 1321000000.0 | -726500000.0 | -755500000.0 | -239500000.0 | 6137500000.0 | 5898000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13624 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | JARD | Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd | Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 20245000000.0 | 69752000000.0 | 2793000000.0 | 89997000000.0 | 15711000000.0 | 211500000.0 | -570000000.0 | -882000000.0 | -460000000.0 | 6830000000.0 | 6370000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13625 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | JARD | Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd | Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | Consumer Goods Conglomerates | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 2793000000.0 | 29026000000.0 | 8191500000.0 | 1047500000.0 | 1091500000.0 | -460000000.0 | 6830000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13626 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CMLT | Capitaland Mall Trust | Capitaland Mall Trust | Residential & Commercial REITs | Residential & Commercial REITs | SGD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 328860000.0 | 24337760000.0 | 23750130000.0 | -9520000.0 | 24666620000.0 | 1605160000.0 | 10387230000.0 | 14279390000.0 | 24666620000.0 | 493830000.0 | 947910000.0 | 729990000.0 | 4100000.0 | 723370000.0 | 1023540000.0 | -926020000.0 | -214250000.0 | -116740000.0 | 365130000.0 | 248400000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13627 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CMLT | Capitaland Mall Trust | Capitaland Mall Trust | Residential & Commercial REITs | Residential & Commercial REITs | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 328860000.0 | 24337760000.0 | 23750130000.0 | -9520000.0 | 24666620000.0 | 1605160000.0 | 10387230000.0 | 14279390000.0 | 24666620000.0 | 130970000.0 | 246110000.0 | 153670000.0 | -1190000.0 | 154860000.0 | 284990000.0 | -37790000.0 | -236540000.0 | 10650000.0 | 237750000.0 | 248400000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 2847 | SGP | MSML | MSM International Ltd | Machinery | Machinery | MYR | 2022 | A | 20220331 | 62680000 | 55460000 | 41990000 | 118140000 | 54910000 | 86970000 | 1040000 | 31160000 | 118130000 | 78900000 | 76950000 | 1950000 | 4030000 | 270000 | 3530000 | 6700000 | -110000 | -6500000 | 90000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13628 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CMLT | Capitaland Mall Trust | Capitaland Mall Trust | Residential & Commercial REITs | Residential & Commercial REITs | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 328860000.0 | 24337760000.0 | 23750130000.0 | -9520000.0 | 24666620000.0 | 1605160000.0 | 10387230000.0 | 14279390000.0 | 24666620000.0 | 130970000.0 | 246110000.0 | 153670000.0 | -1190000.0 | 154860000.0 | 284990000.0 | -37790000.0 | -236540000.0 | 10650000.0 | 237750000.0 | 248400000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13629 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CMLT | Capitaland Mall Trust | Capitaland Mall Trust | Residential & Commercial REITs | Residential & Commercial REITs | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 304830000.0 | 24381450000.0 | 23817190000.0 | -22370000.0 | 24686280000.0 | 1522510000.0 | 10377310000.0 | 14308970000.0 | 24686280000.0 | 115950000.0 | 227850000.0 | 211330000.0 | 3240000.0 | 206830000.0 | 226780000.0 | -425220000.0 | 129420000.0 | -69020000.0 | 296120000.0 | 227100000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13630 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | CMLT | Capitaland Mall Trust | Capitaland Mall Trust | Residential & Commercial REITs | Residential & Commercial REITs | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 304830000.0 | 24381450000.0 | 23817190000.0 | -22370000.0 | 24686280000.0 | 1522510000.0 | 10377310000.0 | 14308970000.0 | 24686280000.0 | 115950000.0 | 227850000.0 | 211330000.0 | 3240000.0 | 206830000.0 | 226780000.0 | -425220000.0 | 129420000.0 | -69020000.0 | 296120000.0 | 227100000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13631 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | DBSM | DBS Group Holdings Ltd | DBS Group Holdings Ltd | Banking Services | Banking Services | SGD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 176652000000.0 | 566716000000.0 | 43976000000.0 | 2018000000.0 | -2697000000.0 | 743368000000.0 | 649822000000.0 | 527000000000.0 | 686296000000.0 | 44347000000.0 | 57072000000.0 | 743368000000.0 | 9382000000.0 | 1188000000.0 | 8193000000.0 | -28241000000.0 | -694000000.0 | 27124000000.0 | -2714000000.0 | 46690000000.0 | 43976000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13632 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | DBSM | DBS Group Holdings Ltd | DBS Group Holdings Ltd | Banking Services | Banking Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 176652000000.0 | 566716000000.0 | 43976000000.0 | 2018000000.0 | -2697000000.0 | 743368000000.0 | 649822000000.0 | 527000000000.0 | 686296000000.0 | 44347000000.0 | 57072000000.0 | 743368000000.0 | 2705000000.0 | 363000000.0 | 2341000000.0 | 43976000000.0 | 43976000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13633 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | DBSM | DBS Group Holdings Ltd | DBS Group Holdings Ltd | Banking Services | Banking Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 2541000000.0 | 305000000.0 | 2236000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13634 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SCMN | Sembcorp Marine Ltd | Sembcorp Marine Ltd | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | SGD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 3132960000.0 | 5968930000.0 | 4075940000.0 | 1090540000.0 | 9101890000.0 | 3434000000.0 | 5313500000.0 | -283190000.0 | 3788390000.0 | 9101890000.0 | 2151720000.0 | -204520000.0 | -239740000.0 | 25820000.0 | -261140000.0 | 1039250000.0 | -26210000.0 | -20660000.0 | 986720000.0 | 1104120000.0 | 2090840000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13635 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SCMN | Sembcorp Marine Ltd | Sembcorp Marine Ltd | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 3132960000.0 | 5968930000.0 | 4075940000.0 | 1090540000.0 | 9101890000.0 | 3434000000.0 | 5313500000.0 | -283190000.0 | 3788390000.0 | 9101890000.0 | 468490000.0 | -42370000.0 | -52740000.0 | 7520000.0 | -59140000.0 | 366290000.0 | -7950000.0 | -18190000.0 | 337760000.0 | 1753080000.0 | 2090840000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9298 | SGP | YHSS | Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd | Food Products | Food Products | SGD | 2021 | A | 20211231 | 20221204 | Stock News | South Korea's Yoon vows full policy support to boost exports | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol speaks at an interview with Reuters in Seoul South Korea November 28 2022. REUTERS/Daewoung Kim▦SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol renewed his pledge to focus all government resources on boosting exports saying in a speech on Monday that exports had been and still were the basis for the country's economy and employment.▦The government would do whatever it could to make the country the world's fifth-largest exporter by 2026 up from the sixth place last year he said.▦The government will help companies find swift resolution of difficulties in undertaking exports and winning contracts he said adding it would also significantly expand financial and administrative support for exporters.▦South Korea is the world's 10th-largest economy and home to global suppliers of products ranging from computer memory chips and ships to cars and industrial machinery.▦The government would also seek to expand its network of free-trade agreements into the Middle East Central and South America and Africa Yoon said in a speech at a ceremony for the country's annual Trade Day.▦This year's exports would likely reach a record exceeding $680 billion compared with $644.4 billion set last year he added.▦Since taking office Yoon has repeatedly said his government would try to overcome slowing economic growth by boosting exports. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol speaks at an interview with Reuters in Seoul South Korea November 28 2022. REUTERS/Daewoung Kim▦SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol renewed his pledge to focus all government resources on boosting exports saying in a speech on Monday that exports had been and still were the basis for the country's economy and employment.▦The government would do whatever it could to make the country the world's fifth-largest exporter by 2026 up from the sixth place last year he said.▦The government will help companies find swift resolution of difficulties in undertaking exports and winning contracts he said adding it would also significantly expand financial and administrative support for exporters.▦South Korea is the world's 10th-largest economy and home to global suppliers of products ranging from computer memory chips and ships to cars and industrial machinery.▦The government would also seek to expand its network of free-trade agreements into the Middle East Central and South America and Africa Yoon said in a speech at a ceremony for the country's annual Trade Day.▦This year's exports would likely reach a record exceeding $680 billion compared with $644.4 billion set last year he added.▦Since taking office Yoon has repeatedly said his government would try to overcome slowing economic growth by boosting exports. | https://www.investing.com/news/economy/south-koreas-yoon-vows-full-policy-support-to-boost-exports-2956983 | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol speaks at an interview with Reuters in Seoul South Korea November 28 2022. REUTERS/Daewoung Kim▦SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol renewed his pledge to focus all government resources on boosting exports saying in a speech on Monday that exports had been and still were the basis for the country's economy and employment.▦The government would do whatever it could to make the country the world's fifth-largest exporter by 2026 up from the sixth place last year he said.▦The government will help companies find swift resolution of difficulties in undertaking exports and winning contracts he said adding it would also significantly expand financial and administrative support for exporters.▦South Korea is the world's 10th-largest economy and home to global suppliers of products ranging from computer memory chips and ships to cars and industrial machinery.▦The government would also seek to expand its network of free-trade agreements into the Middle East Central and South America and Africa Yoon said in a speech at a ceremony for the country's annual Trade Day.▦This year's exports would likely reach a record exceeding $680 billion compared with $644.4 billion set last year he added.▦Since taking office Yoon has repeatedly said his government would try to overcome slowing economic growth by boosting exports. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol speaks at an interview with Reuters in Seoul South Korea November 28 2022. REUTERS/Daewoung Kim▦SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol renewed his pledge to focus all government resources on boosting exports saying in a speech on Monday that exports had been and still were the basis for the country's economy and employment.▦The government would do whatever it could to make the country the world's fifth-largest exporter by 2026 up from the sixth place last year he said.▦The government will help companies find swift resolution of difficulties in undertaking exports and winning contracts he said adding it would also significantly expand financial and administrative support for exporters.▦South Korea is the world's 10th-largest economy and home to global suppliers of products ranging from computer memory chips and ships to cars and industrial machinery.▦The government would also seek to expand its network of free-trade agreements into the Middle East Central and South America and Africa Yoon said in a speech at a ceremony for the country's annual Trade Day.▦This year's exports would likely reach a record exceeding $680 billion compared with $644.4 billion set last year he added.▦Since taking office Yoon has repeatedly said his government would try to overcome slowing economic growth by boosting exports. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol speaks at an interview with Reuters in Seoul South Korea November 28 2022. REUTERS/Daewoung Kim▦SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol renewed his pledge to focus all government resources on boosting exports saying in a speech on Monday that exports had been and still were the basis for the country's economy and employment.▦The government would do whatever it could to make the country the world's fifth-largest exporter by 2026 up from the sixth place last year he said.▦The government will help companies find swift resolution of difficulties in undertaking exports and winning contracts he said adding it would also significantly expand financial and administrative support for exporters.▦South Korea is the world's 10th-largest economy and home to global suppliers of products ranging from computer memory chips and ships to cars and industrial machinery.▦The government would also seek to expand its network of free-trade agreements into the Middle East Central and South America and Africa Yoon said in a speech at a ceremony for the country's annual Trade Day.▦This year's exports would likely reach a record exceeding $680 billion compared with $644.4 billion set last year he added.▦Since taking office Yoon has repeatedly said his government would try to overcome slowing economic growth by boosting exports. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol speaks at an interview with Reuters in Seoul South Korea November 28 2022. REUTERS/Daewoung Kim▦SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol renewed his pledge to focus all government resources on boosting exports saying in a speech on Monday that exports had been and still were the basis for the country's economy and employment.▦The government would do whatever it could to make the country the world's fifth-largest exporter by 2026 up from the sixth place last year he said.▦The government will help companies find swift resolution of difficulties in undertaking exports and winning contracts he said adding it would also significantly expand financial and administrative support for exporters.▦South Korea is the world's 10th-largest economy and home to global suppliers of products ranging from computer memory chips and ships to cars and industrial machinery.▦The government would also seek to expand its network of free-trade agreements into the Middle East Central and South America and Africa Yoon said in a speech at a ceremony for the country's annual Trade Day.▦This year's exports would likely reach a record exceeding $680 billion compared with $644.4 billion set last year he added.▦Since taking office Yoon has repeatedly said his government would try to overcome slowing economic growth by boosting exports. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol speaks at an interview with Reuters in Seoul South Korea November 28 2022. REUTERS/Daewoung Kim▦SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol renewed his pledge to focus all government resources on boosting exports saying in a speech on Monday that exports had been and still were the basis for the country's economy and employment.▦The government would do whatever it could to make the country the world's fifth-largest exporter by 2026 up from the sixth place last year he said.▦The government will help companies find swift resolution of difficulties in undertaking exports and winning contracts he said adding it would also significantly expand financial and administrative support f | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 802 | SGP | CHNA | China International Holdings Ltd | Water Utilities | Water Utilities | CNY | 2020 | Q | 20201231 | 347800000 | 474870000 | 246760000 | 822670000 | 221510000 | 432380000 | 372510000 | 390290000 | 822670000 | 71960000 | 56770000 | 15190000 | 55380000 | 8110000 | 44910000 | -24810000 | -11350000 | -3870000 | -40190000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13636 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SCMN | Sembcorp Marine Ltd | Sembcorp Marine Ltd | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 3132960000.0 | 5968930000.0 | 4075940000.0 | 1090540000.0 | 9101890000.0 | 3434000000.0 | 5313500000.0 | -283190000.0 | 3788390000.0 | 9101890000.0 | 468490000.0 | -42370000.0 | -52740000.0 | 7520000.0 | -59140000.0 | 366290000.0 | -7950000.0 | -18190000.0 | 337760000.0 | 1753080000.0 | 2090840000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13637 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SCMN | Sembcorp Marine Ltd | Sembcorp Marine Ltd | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 2774740000.0 | 6349050000.0 | 4178010000.0 | 801270000.0 | 9123790000.0 | 2496710000.0 | 5235430000.0 | -164110000.0 | 3888360000.0 | 9123790000.0 | 607370000.0 | -59890000.0 | -67130000.0 | 5380000.0 | -71430000.0 | 153330000.0 | -5160000.0 | 7860000.0 | 155600000.0 | 1259720000.0 | 1415330000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13638 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SCMN | Sembcorp Marine Ltd | Sembcorp Marine Ltd | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 2774740000.0 | 6349050000.0 | 4178010000.0 | 801270000.0 | 9123790000.0 | 2496710000.0 | 5235430000.0 | -164110000.0 | 3888360000.0 | 9123790000.0 | 607370000.0 | -59890000.0 | -67130000.0 | 5380000.0 | -71430000.0 | 153330000.0 | -5160000.0 | 7860000.0 | 155600000.0 | 1259720000.0 | 1415330000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13639 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SGXL | Singapore Exchange Ltd | Singapore Exchange Ltd | Investment Banking & Investment Services | Investment Banking & Investment Services | SGD | 2022 | A | 20220630 | 2152740000.0 | 1695460000.0 | 85170000.0 | -760310000.0 | 3848200000.0 | 1442180000.0 | 2298740000.0 | 955210000.0 | 1549460000.0 | 3848200000.0 | 559760000.0 | 539280000.0 | 544590000.0 | 92690000.0 | 451400000.0 | 583530000.0 | -549720000.0 | -108700000.0 | -81210000.0 | 1078960000.0 | 997750000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13640 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SGXL | Singapore Exchange Ltd | Singapore Exchange Ltd | Investment Banking & Investment Services | Investment Banking & Investment Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 1936920000.0 | 1572990000.0 | 74620000.0 | -625840000.0 | 3509910000.0 | 1204100000.0 | 2013320000.0 | 979460000.0 | 1496590000.0 | 3509910000.0 | 143690000.0 | 142030000.0 | 167510000.0 | 25190000.0 | 142280000.0 | 90990000.0 | -14120000.0 | -120040000.0 | -42650000.0 | 963010000.0 | 920350000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13641 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SGXL | Singapore Exchange Ltd | Singapore Exchange Ltd | Investment Banking & Investment Services | Investment Banking & Investment Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 1936920000.0 | 1572990000.0 | 74620000.0 | -625840000.0 | 3509910000.0 | 1204100000.0 | 2013320000.0 | 979460000.0 | 1496590000.0 | 3509910000.0 | 143690000.0 | 142030000.0 | 167510000.0 | 25190000.0 | 142280000.0 | 90990000.0 | -14120000.0 | -120040000.0 | -42650000.0 | 963010000.0 | 920350000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13642 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SGXL | Singapore Exchange Ltd | Singapore Exchange Ltd | Investment Banking & Investment Services | Investment Banking & Investment Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 2152740000.0 | 1695460000.0 | 85170000.0 | -760310000.0 | 3848200000.0 | 1442180000.0 | 2298740000.0 | 955210000.0 | 1549460000.0 | 3848200000.0 | 149100000.0 | 139620000.0 | 140720000.0 | 24270000.0 | 116350000.0 | 164030000.0 | -117080000.0 | -116670000.0 | -71580000.0 | 1069320000.0 | 997750000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13643 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SGXL | Singapore Exchange Ltd | Singapore Exchange Ltd | Investment Banking & Investment Services | Investment Banking & Investment Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 2152740000.0 | 1695460000.0 | 85170000.0 | -760310000.0 | 3848200000.0 | 1442180000.0 | 2298740000.0 | 955210000.0 | 1549460000.0 | 3848200000.0 | 149100000.0 | 139620000.0 | 140720000.0 | 24270000.0 | 116350000.0 | 164030000.0 | -117080000.0 | -116670000.0 | -71580000.0 | 1069320000.0 | 997750000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13644 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SIAE | SIA Engineering Co Ltd | SIA Engineering Co Ltd | Transport Infrastructure | Transport Infrastructure | SGD | 2022 | A | 20220331 | 912780000.0 | 925410000.0 | 216230000.0 | 385260000.0 | 1838190000.0 | 177820000.0 | 216790000.0 | 1211830000.0 | 1610700000.0 | 1827490000.0 | 665200000.0 | -99110000.0 | 49160000.0 | -18610000.0 | 67610000.0 | 29200000.0 | 15750000.0 | -35740000.0 | 9510000.0 | 31960000.0 | 41470000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13645 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SIAE | SIA Engineering Co Ltd | SIA Engineering Co Ltd | Transport Infrastructure | Transport Infrastructure | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 1692680000.0 | 220600000.0 | -12500000.0 | 12800000.0 | 12800000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13646 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SIAE | SIA Engineering Co Ltd | SIA Engineering Co Ltd | Transport Infrastructure | Transport Infrastructure | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 933490000.0 | 1002770000.0 | 228810000.0 | 374390000.0 | 1936260000.0 | 206590000.0 | 243570000.0 | 1244310000.0 | 1692680000.0 | 1936250000.0 | 208630000.0 | -17910000.0 | 19880000.0 | 107000.0 | 19690000.0 | 40210000.0 | 40210000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13648 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | SIAE | SIA Engineering Co Ltd | SIA Engineering Co Ltd | Transport Infrastructure | Transport Infrastructure | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 912780000.0 | 925410000.0 | 216230000.0 | 385260000.0 | 1838190000.0 | 177820000.0 | 216790000.0 | 1211830000.0 | 1610700000.0 | 1827490000.0 | 339750000.0 | -37200000.0 | 29500000.0 | -13290000.0 | 42580000.0 | -59400000.0 | 16710000.0 | -17400000.0 | -60160000.0 | 101630000.0 | 41470000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13649 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | COSC | COSCO Corporation Ltd | COSCO Corporation Ltd | Freight & Logistics Services | Freight & Logistics Services | SGD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 152150000.0 | 773880000.0 | 687110000.0 | -34910000.0 | 926030000.0 | 72220000.0 | 433270000.0 | 180030000.0 | 492760000.0 | 926030000.0 | 173260000.0 | 12390000.0 | -84560000.0 | 3200000.0 | -88600000.0 | 48940000.0 | -6540000.0 | -43000000.0 | -1320000.0 | 108000000.0 | 106680000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13650 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | COSC | COSCO Corporation Ltd | COSCO Corporation Ltd | Freight & Logistics Services | Freight & Logistics Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 152150000.0 | 773880000.0 | 687110000.0 | -34910000.0 | 926030000.0 | 72220000.0 | 433270000.0 | 180030000.0 | 492760000.0 | 926030000.0 | 43700000.0 | 2890000.0 | -46570000.0 | 634000.0 | -47400000.0 | 13290000.0 | -7520000.0 | -9860000.0 | -4560000.0 | 111240000.0 | 106680000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13651 | SGX | Singapore Stock Exchange | Singapore Stock Exchange | sin | COSC | COSCO Corporation Ltd | COSCO Corporation Ltd | Freight & Logistics Services | Freight & Logistics Services | SGD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 152150000.0 | 773880000.0 | 687110000.0 | -34910000.0 | 926030000.0 | 72220000.0 | 433270000.0 | 180030000.0 | 492760000.0 | 926030000.0 | 43700000.0 | 2890000.0 | -46570000.0 | 634000.0 | -47400000.0 | 13290000.0 | -7520000.0 | -9860000.0 | -4560000.0 | 111240000.0 | 106680000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 6317 | SGP | GSHO | GS Holdings Ltd | Commercial Services & Supplies | Commercial Services & Supplies | SGD | 2020 | Q | 20201231 | 20221206 | Stock News | Goldman Sachs reportedly looking to buy crypto firms after FTX collapse | Reuters▦ GS▦-2.32%▦As crypto company valuations are affected by the recent FTX debacle financial services firm Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) is looking to swoop in and invest millions to purchase or invest in crypto firms while the prices are low.▦In an interview with mainstream media outlet Reuters Mathew McDermott an executive at Goldman Sachs reportedly said that big banks are seeing opportunities in the space as the FTX collapse highlighted a need for more regulation within the industry.▦Continue Reading on Coin Telegraph | Reuters▦ GS▦-2.32%▦As crypto company valuations are affected by the recent FTX debacle financial services firm Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) is looking to swoop in and invest millions to purchase or invest in crypto firms while the prices are low.▦In an interview with mainstream media outlet Reuters Mathew McDermott an executive at Goldman Sachs reportedly said that big banks are seeing opportunities in the space as the FTX collapse highlighted a need for more regulation within the industry.▦Continue Reading on Coin Telegraph | https://www.investing.com/news/cryptocurrency-news/goldman-sachs-reportedly-looking-to-buy-crypto-firms-after-ftx-collapse-2958096 | Reuters▦ GS▦-2.32%▦As crypto company valuations are affected by the recent FTX debacle financial services firm Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) is looking to swoop in and invest millions to purchase or invest in crypto firms while the prices are low.▦In an interview with mainstream media outlet Reuters Mathew McDermott an executive at Goldman Sachs reportedly said that big banks are seeing opportunities in the space as the FTX collapse highlighted a need for more regulation within the industry.▦Continue Reading on Coin Telegraph | Reuters▦ GS▦-2.32%▦As crypto company valuations are affected by the recent FTX debacle financial services firm Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) is looking to swoop in and invest millions to purchase or invest in crypto firms while the prices are low.▦In an interview with mainstream media outlet Reuters Mathew McDermott an executive at Goldman Sachs reportedly said that big banks are seeing opportunities in the space as the FTX collapse highlighted a need for more regulation within the industry.▦Continue Reading on Coin Telegraph | Reuters▦ GS▦-2.32%▦As crypto company valuations are affected by the recent FTX debacle financial services firm Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) is looking to swoop in and invest millions to purchase or invest in crypto firms while the prices are low.▦In an interview with mainstream media outlet Reuters Mathew McDermott an executive at Goldman Sachs reportedly said that big banks are seeing opportunities in the space as the FTX collapse highlighted a need for more regulation within the industry.▦Continue Reading on Coin Telegraph | Reuters▦ GS▦-2.32%▦As crypto company valuations are affected by the recent FTX debacle financial services firm Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) is looking to swoop in and invest millions to purchase or invest in crypto firms while the prices are low.▦In an interview with mainstream media outlet Reuters Mathew McDermott an executive at Goldman Sachs reportedly said that big banks are seeing opportunities in the space as the FTX collapse highlighted a need for more regulation within the industry.▦Continue Reading on Coin Telegraph | Reuters▦ GS▦-2.32%▦As crypto company valuations are affected by the recent FTX debacle financial services firm Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) is looking to swoop in and invest millions to purchase or invest in crypto firms while the prices are low.▦In an interview with mainstream media outlet Reuters Mathew McDermott an executive at Goldman Sachs reportedly said that big banks are seeing opportunities in the space as the FTX collapse highlighted a need for more regulation within the industry.▦Continue Reading on Coin Telegraph |
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