THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Monday.

FU YU Corp's co-founders had "deliberated at length" before giving up their 29.8 per cent stake to a buyer who would "appreciate the value and strengths" of the group's business, said the firm in a bourse filing on Friday.

Fu Yu Corporation’s co-founders, Ching Heng Yang, Tam Wai and Ho Nee Kit, on Jan 22, announced their retirement from the company. Ching, Tam and Ho established the company in 1978 and have grown the company to become one of the largest manufacturers of precision plastic products in Asia today. Acc...

FU YU Corp's co-founders had "deliberated at length" before giving up their 29.8 per cent stake to a buyer who would "appreciate the value and strengths" of the group's business, said the firm in a bourse filing on Friday.

THE co-founders of Fu Yu Corp have sold a 29.8 per cent stake, amounting to 224.4 million shares in the company, for S$58.3 million to local fund management firm Pilgrim Partners Asia.

THE co-founders of Fu Yu Corp have sold a 29.8 per cent stake, amounting to 224.4 million shares in the company, for S$58.3 million to local fund management firm Pilgrim Partners Asia.

A new substantial shareholder, Pilgrim Partners, has emerged at Fu Yu Corporation. Pilgrim Partners, a Singapore-incorporated fund management company, on Jan 13, entered into a sale and purchase agreement with Hew Lien Lee, Ho Nee Kit, Tam Wai and Ching Heng Yang to acquire 224,392,511 shares in Fu ...

Shares in Fu Yu Corp surged as high as 20.7% to 33.8 cents as at 3.50pm on ­­Jan 18, with some 223.0 million shares changed hands, triggering a query from Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) on the same day. Fu Yu was among the top three most-traded counters and second in top value on the SG...

The upcoming rollout of Covid-19 vaccines here will accelerate the rebound of small- and mid -cap stocks (SMC) and they are expected to catch up with larger caps on attractive valuations, says DBS Group Research analyst Ling Lee Keng in a Jan 5 note.  The hospitality and retail sectors, in part...

CGS-CIMB analyst William Tng says he is “positive” on the outlook for the tech sector in 2021. This, he says, is due to the acceleration of digitalisation of many work processes during the Covid-19 pandemic, which has led to higher demand for IT-related infrastructure. “At the same time, there...