These four firms are likely to splurge on M&As, analysts say

6 Jun 2016 - Singapore Business Review
Some stocks remain extremely undervalued. Market conditions are ripe for a massive wave of mergers and acquisitions. A report by UOB Kay Hian noted that Singapore will see more M&A deals in coming months, after seeing a total of 15 such transactions within the first half of the year. The recent pick-up ...
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Four local firms kicked out of Forbes' list of world's largest listed companies

27 May 2016 - Singapore Business Review
But 17 firms still made the cut. Four Singapore-based firms fell out of Forbes magazine's annual ranking of the world's 2,000 largest listed companies. The four companies which failed to make the cut this year are Avago Technologies, China Aviation Oil, Overseas Union Enterprise and CWT. Meanwhile, 17 ...
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China Aviation Oil Singapore Corp Ltd's Earnings: Revenue Tumbles, But Strong Profit Growth Seen

22 Apr 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Corp Ltd (SGX: G92) released its fiscal first-quarter earnings (for the three months ended 31 March 2016) yesterday evening. As a brief background, China Aviation Oil – or CAO for short – is the sole supplier of imported jet fuel to China’s civil aviation industry. It is ...
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Next Week's News Today: Beware The 8th Of March

5 Mar 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
There are nine stocks in Singapore that are linked to China’s State Owned Enterprises (SOEs). They include COSCO Corporation (Singapore) (SGX: F83), China Merchants Holdings Pacific (SGX: C22) and China Aviation Oil (SGX: G92). By and large, Chinese stocks have not been outstanding performers in Singapore. ...
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Sweden to raise welfare spending in 2016 - paper - Yahoo7 News

29 Aug 2015 - Yahoo7 News

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20 local firms make the cut in Forbes’ list of world's largest public companies

7 May 2015 - Singapore Business Review
Majority are listed on the SGX. Twenty local firms made the cut in Forbes’ list of the world's largest public companies. Eighteen out of these firms are listed on the SGX, while two are listed on the Nasdaq but have their headquarters in Singapore. DBS Group was named the biggest among the locals, clinching ...
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Investors Beware: Chinese State-Owned Enterprises in Singapore May No Longer Have a Strong Safety Net

22 Apr 2015 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Chinese state-owned enterprises, as their name suggests, are companies in which China’s government has stakes in. In the past, these companies have likely been conferred preferential treatment in the business world, as alluded to by a November 2013 Bloomberg article which stated that China’s state-owned ...
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How You Can Participate In China’s Growth

19 Sep 2014 - The Motley Fool Singapore
According to IHS Inc., a global source of critical information and insight, China is likely to become the world’s largest economy in 2024. An increase of more than three-fold in consumer spending in the country will help it displace the United States, which has held the top position for more than a century. ...
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