‘No further action’ by CPIB against Nam Lee MD over whistle-blower report

‘No further action’ by CPIB against Nam Lee MD over whistle-blower report

This comes ahead of extraordinary general meeting called to oust company executive director and chairman [SINGAPORE] The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) will take “no further action” against the managing director of Nam Lee Pressed Metal Industries over a whistle-blower report filed against him, said the mainboard-listed company on Thursday (Jan 8). The CPIB interviewed…

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JD.com weighs raising 10 billion yuan in debut dim sum bond sale

JD.com weighs raising 10 billion yuan in debut dim sum bond sale

Dim sum bonds are attractive to some Chinese tech firms because of their lower financing costs JD.COM is considering its first dim sum bond sale, with a potential offering that could raise about 10 billion yuan (S$1.8 billion), according to sources familiar with the matter, joining a slew of Chinese e-commerce companies looking to lock…

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‘Steepest discount’: Analysts bullish on office picks after S-Reits’ best run since 2019

‘Steepest discount’: Analysts bullish on office picks after S-Reits’ best run since 2019

Office S-Reits are undervalued, trading at the steepest discount to book value among this asset class [SINGAPORE] Rate cuts and solid property fundamentals propelled Singapore real estate investment trusts (S-Reits) to a 22.9 per cent gain in 2025, marking their strongest performance since 2019, said Morningstar on Thursday (Jan 8). While the return on the…

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S-Reits post strongest returns since 2019 with 22.9% gain: Morningstar

‘Steepest discount’: Analysts bullish on office picks after S-Reits’ best run since 2019

[SINGAPORE] Rate cuts and solid property fundamentals propelled Singapore real estate investment trusts (Reits) to their best showing since 2019, said Morningstar on Thursday (Dec 8). While the 22.9 per cent return in 2025 on the Morningstar Singapore Reit Index trailed the broader Morningstar Asia Index, which returned 26.1 per cent, it was still the…

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