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

KOUFU on Friday said the openings of two food courts and two R&B bubble tea kiosks have been "tentatively moved" to the third quarter of this year, from the second quarter.

KOUFU on Friday said the opening of two food courts and two R&B bubble tea kiosks have been "tentatively moved" to the third quarter of this year, from the second quarter. 

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

The current contract with a Koufu subsidiary will not be renewed after it ends on Aug 6.

SINGAPORE (May 5): As the world begins to tentatively lift tough lockdown measures implemented in the wake of Covid-19, DBS Group Research has advised investors to look into Covid-19 casualties that could benefit from the lifting of these measures in the coming month.  European countries are set t...

KOUFU subsidiary Hawker Management (HM) announced on Tuesday that it will no longer manage Jurong West Hawker Centre (JWHC) when its contract expires on Aug 6, 2020.

DBS Group Research has downgraded Koufu to "hold" as it expects earnings to take a hit from reduced footfall at Koufu's foodcourts due to the extension of the circuit-breaker period.

SINGAPORE (Apr 22): As Singapore announced yesterday that it will extend the existing circuit breaker from May 4 to June 1, as well as the closure of more non-essential businesses, analysts are now even more bullish on supermarket stocks. See also: Supermarkets are in; retail is out Following thes...

SINGAPORE (Apr 6): Singapore is imposing a one-month circuit breaker from tomorrow onwards until May 4 in efforts to slow the transmission of Covid-19. This circuit breaker requires all non-essential services and schools to temporarily shut. Only essential services, such as supermarkets and F&B...