MORE Singapore-listed companies are reporting impact to their operations amid the ongoing novel coronavirus situation, the latest being Nico Steel and KTL Global. 

OFFSHORE and marine equipment dealer KTL Global on Thursday said it has agreed to sell its wholly-owned subsidiaries, KTL Offshore and KTL Investment, to Teck Leong Pte Ltd, a company controlled by the family of KTL Global's executive chairman Tan Tock Han, for S$10,000.

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Tuesday:

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Tuesday:

OFFSHORE and marine equipment dealer KTL Global's 80 per cent-owned subsidiary, Bluegas Private Limited, has entered into one-year service agreements with three Chinese utility operators.

MAINBOARD-LISTED offshore and marine equipment dealer KTL Global has secured a two-year extension of a bank loan, the board said on Tuesday.

OFFSHORE services company KTL Global has agreed to issue S$5.35 million in five-year, zero-coupon convertible bonds to a Chinese investment firm to raise money for growth and expansion, according to filings on the Singapore Exchange on Monday.

OFFSHORE services company KTL Global on Monday said it has entered into an agreement to issue S$5.35 million in zero coupon convertible bonds to Chinese investment holding company, Zhong Jian Wu Lian (Beijing) Company.

AN independent director at offshore services company KTL Global has quit, just five weeks into the job.