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SG Movers for Thursday: Seatrium Ltd Was the Top Gainer
UOB: It is expected that Singapore's industrial production will rebound in 2024, but the outlook for 2025 remains uncertain.
According to the Singapore Economic Development Board, Singapore's manufacturing output in November increased by 8.5% year-on-year, higher than October's 1.2%. UOB estimates that Singapore's industrial production will rebound from the manufacturing recession of 2023, with an expected growth of about 4.0% in 2024. Looking ahead to 2025, UOB economists indicate that the outlook for Singapore's industrial production in 2025 remains uncertain. They stated that further protectionist measures by the Trump administration, geopolitical tensions, the possibility of the electronics export cycle peaking, and the uncertainties surrounding the monetary policy easing of major Global central banks may all contribute.
SG Movers for Tuesday: Sembcorp Ind Was the Top Gainer
United Overseas Bank Limited's (SGX:U11) Largest Shareholders Are Retail Investors With 50% Ownership, Institutions Own 20%
Singapore Banks Giving One-Off Bonus For Junior Staffs To Help With Cost Of Living Expenses
Singapore Shares End Higher, Bank Stocks Lead Gains -- Market Talk
SG Movers for Monday: YZJ Shipbldg SGD Was the Top Gainer
Patec Takes Stake in Broadway Industrial to 91.9% as Close of Offer Nears
The Total Return for United Overseas Bank (SGX:U11) Investors Has Risen Faster Than Earnings Growth Over the Last Five Years
SG Movers for Friday: Singtel Was the Top Gainer
Singapore Shares Open 0.5% Lower, Weighed by Bank, Property Stocks -- Market Talk
Singapore Shares Edge Lower, Weighed by REITs -- Market Talk
Suntec REIT Appoints KPMG as Independent Adviser for Aelios Offer
SG Movers for Wednesday: SGX Was the Top Gainer
Singapore Shares Fall, Tracking U.S. Futures -- Market Talk
SG Movers for Tuesday: Frasers Cpt Tr Was the Top Gainer
EVA HOLDINGS' subsidiary has been granted a loan financing of up to 0.3 billion HKD by UOB.
EVA HOLDINGS (00838) announced that on December 16, 2024, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, Yida (Macau Offshore Business Services) Limited (the borrower), confirmed the acceptance of the financing agreement with UOB, which includes specific performance obligations to the Shareholder. According to one of the UOB financing agreements, UOB agreed to provide the borrower with trade financing and revolving business loan financing of up to HKD 70 million. According to another UOB financing agreement, UOB agreed to provide the borrower with a term loan financing of up to HKD 0.23 billion.
SG Movers for Monday: OCBC Bank Was the Top Gainer
United Overseas Bank to Appoint CFO in April 2025
United Overseas Bank Chief Financial Officer Lee Wai Fai Set to Retire >U11.SG
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