Singapore share prices ended flat on Monday, as a holiday mood prevailed in much of the region. The blue-chip Straits Times Index (STI) fell 0.52 point to 3,307.58. Here are some stocks to watch this Tuesday morning:
Property developer CapitaLand said it will restructure its 40% owned Surbana Corp's residential development segment and consultancy segment into two businesses. Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings will maintain its 60% stake in the two businesses.
Singapore media and property firm SPH has agreed to buy online car portal sgCarMart for $60 million.
China Aviation Oil, Asia's largest jet fuel trader, said it started commercial operations on Monday of a joint-venture oil storage terminal in South Korea with a capacity of 1.3 million cubic metres.
Offshore marine firm Otto Marine has sold a vessel to RY Offshore for US$50 million ($62 million), which will be chartered to its subsidiary Go Marine Group.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
April 2: CapitaLand, SPH, China Aviation Oil
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