MULTI-STAGE handovers for mixed developments are common in Cambodia and Singapore, and Oxley Holdings's subsidiary adopted the process in August for its project called The Peak with regulatory permission, the property developer said in a clarification announcement filed on the Singapo...

SOME buyers of Oxley Holdings' The Peak, a mixed-use development in Cambodia, are banding together to withhold completing payment for the retail units that have been handed over to them, because of what they see as patchy transparency on the developer's part.

SOME buyers of Oxley Holdings' The Peak, a mixed-use development in Cambodia, are banding together to withhold completing payment for the retail units that have been handed over to them, because of what they see as patchy transparency on the developer's part.

UOB Kay Hian analysts Loke Peihao and Nicola Ho have maintained their “buy” call on Oxley Holdings with a lower target price of 37 cents from 48 cents previously. The lower target price is “pegged at 30% discount to net asset value (NAV) of 52 cents/share (previously 69 cents) which has declin...

Rising global optimism about a coronavirus treatment is prompting a top Singapore analyst to take a bullish view of pandemic-hit small stocks in the city-state. Newsflow related to the development of a vaccine can stoke long bets on Covid losers, according to Jarick Seet, who was ranked by the Asiam...

PROPERTY developer Oxley Holdings recorded a net loss of S$296.3 million for the second half of the financial year ended June 30, on the back of other losses incurred due to the Covid-10 pandemic, in its results release on Friday after the market close.

Oxley Holdings registered losses of $296.3 million for 2H20 ended June, from the earnings of $62.5 million a year ago. The group registered total losses of $280.6 million for FY20, from the earnings of $96.8 million in FY19. Revenue for 2H20 surged 299% y-o-y to $638.9 million mainly driven by highe...

PROPERTY developer Oxley Holdings recorded a net loss of S$296.3 million for the second half of the financial year ended June 30, on the back of other losses incurred due to the Covid-10 pandemic, it said in a statement after the market closed on Friday.

SINGAPORE (June 30): Phillip Capital analyst Timothy Ang anticipates a quiet bond market this week as investors wait with baited breath for Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s testimony to congress (Wednesday), URA’s q-o-q results (Wednesday) and key data on the Singapore economy (Friday) later this we...

OXLEY Holdings and Oxley Beryl, which owns the former Chevron House, have entered into property sale agreements for the retail and commercial units in the 30 Raffles Place development for a total of some S$315 million.