KGI Securities analyst Megan Choo has initiated coverage on real estate management service group LHN with an “outperform” rating and a target price of 49 cents. LHN’s primary business involves space optimisation, where old, unused and under-utilised industrial, commercial and residential prope...

REAL estate management service group LHN Limited is poised to benefit from the growing co-living trend, an expected influx of travellers as borders reopen, as well as the current shipping industry boom, according to KGI Securities.

REAL estate management service group LHN Limited is poised to benefit from the growing co-living trend, an expected influx of travellers as borders reopen as well as the current shipping industry boom, according to KGI Securities.

Real estate management group LHN is acquiring a property located at 55 Tuas South Avenue 1 for $21 million. The property, consisting of an 11-storey industrial building, two part single-storey industrial factories, and a two-storey workers' dormitory, has a total gross floor area of 129,138 square f...

SHARES of LHN rose to an all-time high on Friday morning after the Catalist-listed property group announced plans to raise S$2.2 million through a private placement.

LHN Group has entered into a placement agreement on June 10 to place up to 6.5 million shares at an issue price of 33.51 cents per share. According to LHN, which is dual-listed in Hong Kong and Singapore, the placement shares will be allotted and issued in Singapore under its general mandate, meanin...

SHARES of LHN rose to an all-time high on Friday morning after the Catalist-listed property group announced plans to raise S$2.2 million through a private placement.

DUAL-LISTED property player LHN on Friday announced that it will raise a total of S$2.2 million from placing out up to 6.5 million new shares, at 33.51 Singapore cents each, on the Catalist board of the Singapore Exchange (SGX) under its general mandate.

PROPERTY player LHN is on the prowl for properties to purchase for its co-living business, the Catalist-listed company said in a Wednesday bourse filing.

The Straits Times Index has been hit by the sell-in- May- and-go-away trend. It appears, however, that after falling almost 145 points week-on-week, the index may actually find support shortly, at the confluence of a support area at 3,050 and its 100-day moving average at 3,040. The original breakou...