(July 29): In April, when Keppel Corp announced its 1QFY2019 results, its group CEO Loh Chin Hua revealed some statistics on its wholly-owned property subsidiary, Keppel Land. “At the end of 2018, we calculated the [revalued net asset value] of Keppel Land to be about $10.3 billion, or $5.68 for ...

TELCO M1 Limited and the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) are collaborating to deep dive into the development of 5G technologies for advanced robotics systems.

TELCO M1 Limited and the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) are collaborating to deep dive into the development of 5G technologies for advanced robotics systems.

SINGAPORE (July 18): Keppel Corporation reported a 38.4% drop in 2Q earnings ended June to $153.4 million, or 8.4 cents per share, from $249 million a year ago due mainly to the absence of en-bloc sales of development projects. For 1H19, Keppel reported earnings of $356.3 million, 39.3% lower than ...

SINGAPORE (July 8): Could SIA Engineering (SIAEC) be the next local stock to be taken private by parent Singapore Airlines (SIA) given its recent share price volatility and heightened activity in the local M&A and privatisation space? Before noon last Friday, SIAEC announced in a filing it was ...

MOBILE network operators Singtel and M1 will take part in public trials on industrial 5G uses, with two pilot projects awards made on Thursday.

SINGAPORE (June 27): Singapore wants to test out its 5G potential with a starting budget of $40 million that will be distributed over a year, with telco operators Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) and M1 among the first appointed to run pilots on the next generation high-speed mobile internet....

SINGAPORE (June 27): Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has launched a series of initiatives to spearhead the city-state’s efforts to become a leading digital economy. The initiatives were announced by Minister for Communications and Information, S Iswaran, at the Innovfest...

NEWLY privatised telco M1 on Tuesday announced its move to simplify its mobile offering, with one base plan each for SIM-only and handset bundles, replacing its existing 19 plans starting Tuesday.