Mahindra Logistics files for up to $110 mn IPO

The IPO is likely to raise about Rs 650-700 crore ($102-110 million ... Kedaara Capital was founded in 2011 by Manish Kejriwal, the former India head of Singapore state investment fund Temasek, and Sunish Sharma and Nishant Sharma, the former managing ... ( read original story ...)

SCIC to sell over 48 million Vinamilk shares

Last year, SCIC sold 5.4 per cent of Vinamilk to the Singapore-listed, Fraser and Neave Ltd ... and distribution arm to other investors via an initial public offering (IPO). According to the Nikkei Asian Review, the sales of the distribution and retail ... ( read original story ...)

Atlantis Resources’ head of corporate finance to become CFO

The latter is the current head of corporate finance at the group and has been with Atlantis since before its IPO (initial public offering ... as we have transitioned the finance department from Singapore to Edinburgh, where he has built a highly competent ... ( read original story ...)

Bailout is only way out for 1MDB, says Pua

Pua, the opposition’s chief critic on 1MDB affairs, said this was because banks around the world would refuse to be involved with the “investment fund units” which 1MDB said would help finance the ... “In fact, the Singapore courts also confirmed ... ( read original story ...)

More variety at the Singapore Coffee Festival

It may have been a work day, but the Singapore Coffee Festival 2017 saw a steady stream ... Each session, which has different activities, costs $22, or $18 for DBS and POSB cardholders and Straits Times subscribers. ST subscribers who flash their ST+ ... ( read original story ...)

Stocks in Asia Waver on Disappointing Earnings

Nomura raised its target price to 6,400 yen from 5,600 yen and kept a "buy" call, noting the automaker was well ahead of rivals in the Indian market and that margins ... around 10% to 66 Australian cents. In Singapore, shares of DBS dropped 2.3%. ( read original story ...)

SEBI boosts stock trading on GIFT

Stock brokers ... that shifted to Singapore and Dubai may come back as derivatives trading picks up on GIFT and even the talent pool will return here.” The 52 stocks that are now allowed on GIFT account for nearly 55 per cent of market capitalisation ... ( read original story ...)