Singapore stocks fell this week, with the STI down 0.21%.
In terms of individual stocks, AEM SGD up 21%; First Resources up 13%; SMIC HK SDR 5to1, Boustead up 10%; CATL HK SDR 30to1 fell 12%; Xiaomi HK SDR 2to1 fell 6%.
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Boustead Unit Secures over S$400 Million Contract to Build Office Complex
Boustead’s engineering and construction business has been awarded a contract worth more than S$400 million by a public-sector client to construct an office complex in Singapore.
This brings the order backlog of the group’s real estate solutions division to S$837 million, and that of its engineering segment to S$1 billion, said Boustead in a bourse filing on Friday (Apr 24).
Boustead Projects E&C falls under the group’s real estate solutions division. The latest contract – Boustead’s largest project to date in terms of value – will span three years.
MPACT Q4 DPU Falls 2.6% to S$0.019 Amid Overseas Headwinds
The manager of Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust (MPACT) on Tuesday (Apr 28) reported a 2.6 per cent fall in distribution per unit (DPU) to S$0.019 for the fourth quarter ended March 2026, from S$0.0195 in the same year-ago period.
It will be distributed on Jun 17, 2026.
Revenue for the period was down 5.5 per cent at S$210.7 million from S$222.9 million in the year prior, on account of lower overseas contributions. Net property income declined 5.9 per cent year on year to S$159.6 million, from S$169.5 million.
Hong Leong Asia Offers 50 Mil New Shares at $2.90 Each
Conglomerate Hong Leong Asia (HLA) is offering 50 million new ordinary shares at a placement price of $2.90, according to a bourse filing on April 29.
The placement price represents a discount of approximately 5.76% to the volume weighted average price of $3.0771 for trades done on the Singapore stock exchange (SGX-ST) on April 27, being the last full market day on which HLA’s shares were traded prior to the trading halt called by the company before trading hours on 28 April 2026 and up to the time of execution of the placement agreement with CGS International Securities.
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