Australia approved an A$20 billion (approximately S$17.6 billion) solar project... The post Singapore to receive renewable energy from Australian solar power project worth S$17.6B via 4,300 km underse ...
Australian Billionaire’s $20 Billion Solar Project Wins Approval To Export Electricity To Singapore
Brookes' Sun Cable won the Australian government’s approval to build the first phase of the $20 billion undersea cable that will deliver solar-generated electricity from Darwin to Singapore.
Australia approves $17.6 billion project to export solar power to Singapore
Project plans to ship energy from giant solar farm in the country’s north to Singapore through 4,300 km undersea cable. Read more at straitstimes.com.
A $26.4 bil plan to export power to Singapore wins approval
The first phase consists of 4 gigawatts of solar panels, as well as an 800-kilometer overhead cable to Darwin.
Orient Technologies IPO Day 1: GMP, subscription status, review, other key details to know. Apply or not?
Orient Technologies IPO subscription starts today, August 21, and ends August 23. The Mumbai-based IT solutions provider raised ₹64.43 crores from anchor investors and set a price band of ₹195 to ₹206 ...
Orient Technologies IPO opens today: Should you subscribe to it?
Ahead of its IPO, Orient Technologies raised Rs 64.43 crore from five anchor investors by allocating them 31,27,572 shares for Rs 206 apiece.
More than 300 OCBC bank accounts linked to scammers frozen by police, S$1.8 million seized
MORE than 300 OCBC bank accounts with suspected links to scam-related activities were frozen by the authorities, and more than S$1.8 million seized. Read more at The Business Times.
Share Prices of 3 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks Are Smashing New 52-Week Highs: Can They Continue Their Run?
We filtered out three promising ones that you can consider adding to your buy watchlist. Singapore Exchange Limited, or SGX, is Singapore’s only stock exchange operator. The group operates a platform ...
Singapore shares up with market bullish ahead of inflation data, Fed chief’s speech
SINGAPORE - Singapore stocks extended their rally on Aug 20 as investors eagerly await the Republic’s July inflation data and US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell’s keynote speech on Aug 23.
Market bullish ahead of inflation data, Powell’s speech; STI up 0.4% on Tuesday
SINGAPORE stocks extended rally on Tuesday (Aug 20) as investors await eagerly the Republic’s July inflation data and Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell’s keynote speech. Read more at The Business ...
Lessons to grow the local stock market from fantasyland’s Great Eastern-Income Insurance union
Fears of a hard landing for the US economy sent stock markets in the US, Europe and Asia, including Singapore, plunging in early August. Read more at The Business Times.
4 Singapore Companies Reporting Higher Revenue and Profits: Can Their Share Prices Rise?
These four businesses are steadily growing both their top and bottom lines. Will their share prices rise in tandem with their good results? The post 4 Singapore Companies Reporting Higher Revenue and ...
Marine Parade hawker places record S$10K bid for stall as she believes it’s a worthwhile investment, but other hawkers disagree
SINGAPORE: A hawker has made a bold move that’s turning heads across Singapore. Ms Yang... The post Marine Parade hawker places record S$10K bid for stall as she believes it’s a worthwhile investment, ...
StanChart makes three executive changes in Europe, Asia transaction banking business
Asia-focussed lender Standard Chartered (StanChart) announced three senior executive changes in its transaction banking business on Tuesday. Ankur Kanwar will lead StanChart's transaction banking ...
Forrester’s 2024 Singapore Customer Experience Index: Financial Services Brands Lack Competitive Differentiation
Singapore Customer Experience Index (CX Index™) annual study, conducted across the banking, investment, and home and auto insurance industries, the average CX quality of the brands is merely "OK". The ...
1 in 4 Gen Zs in Singapore does not save, invest or insure enough, says bank poll
The study said Gen Zs, or those aged 18 to 25, are the most unprepared out of all the age groups surveyed. Read more at straitstimes.com.