Singapore shares may fall on Thursday after US stocks eased overnight, as lower oil and metals prices pulled down commodity-related stocks.
The benchmark Straits Times Index fell 0.1% on Wednesday to 3015.98 points. Here are some stocks and factors to watch:
Offshore marine services provider Kreuz Holdings may be in focus after it said it will raise $23.8 million through a placement of 70 million shares at $0.34 each. Most of the proceeds will go towards capital expenditure including acquisitions of assets.
Malaysia's offshore vessel builder Nam Cheong said its subsidiaries have sold three vessels worth US$36.8 million ($46.3 million) to new clients from Singapore, including a Norwegian-based company.
Keppel T&T's wholly-owned subsidiary said it has signed a joint venture agreement with China's Jilin city government to develop and operate the Sino-Singapore Jilin Food Zone International Logistics Park.
Container shipping firm NOL has appointed CapitaLand’s chief investment officer Olivier Lim to be a director on its board.
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