Submitted By:  Arianna Danganan Case Study:  No The firm’s DPU inched up 1.5% YoY to $0.0139 in Q3, thanks to higher contributions from The Rail Mall and Figt...

Submitted By:  Arianna Danganan Case Study:  No Lower print advertisement and circulation revenue dragged down the company’s performance. Singapore Press Hold...

MEDIA and property group Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) posted a 44.1 per cent drop in third quarter net profit to S$26.2 million, despite a marginal decline in operating revenue.

SINGAPORE (July 12): Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) saw its earnings fall 44.1% to $26.2 million for the 3Q19 ended May, compared to $46.9 million a year ago. Earnings per share (EPS) fell to 2 cents for 3Q19, from 3 cents in 3Q18. Total revenue for the quarter came in at $249.6 million, 2.1% lower...

MEDIA and property group Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) on Friday reported a 44 per cent drop in third-quarter net profit to S$26.2 million from S$46.9 million a year ago as the media business stayed challenged amid falling print advertisement and circulation revenue.

Submitted By:  Arianna Danganan Case Study:  No The income boost came from its Rail Mall and Figtree Grove Shopping Centre properties. Singapore Press Holdings real...

SINGAPORE (July 8): KBS US Prime Property Management, the manager of Prime US REIT, has registered its final prospectus with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) in relation to its proposed offering and listing of units in Prime US REIT on the Mainboard of SGX. This is expected to be the large...

Submitted By:  Danielle Isaac Case Study:  No The pilot trial will launch in June and target 1,000 random policyholders. Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), NTUC Income...

SINGAPORE (June 24): Singapore could soon see the listing of the third US REIT for  the year. According to documents viewed by The Edge Singapore, KBS REIT III, the owner of the assets that will be sold into Prime US REIT is readying the latter for an IPO. The plan – if all goes well – is to l...

SINGAPORE Press Holdings (SPH), NTUC Income (Income) and global life insurance company MetLife's innovation centre are piloting from this month an industry-first initiative to automate life insurance claims for bereaved families using blockchain.