Here are some stocks to watch this Tuesday morning:
Sembcorp Industries will develop a US$390 million ($556 million) power plant in Sirajganj district of Bangladesh, marking its entry into the South Asian country. The project, awarded by the government of Bangladesh, is slated for completion in 2018. Sembcorp is the first foreign investor in the country’s power sector. Sembcorp closed 2.8% lower at $3.43.
Croesus Retail Trust is acquiring Torius Property, a retail property located in Fukuoka, Japan, for JPY8 billion ($95.2 million), through debt and equity financing. A rights issue of 114.2 million units in CRT at 61 cents each will be undertaken to raise gross proceeds of $69.7 million. Shareholders will be entitled to subscribe to 22 rights units for every 100 units held. The issue price represents a discount of 29.1% to the closing price of 86 cents per unit on Monday.
Huationg Global, the full-service integrated civil engineering solutions provider, says it has secured new civil engineering contracts worth a total of $81.3 million. The above new contracts are expected to be delivered by the group over the next three years. Huationg last closed at 23 cents.
Engineering solutions provider Ryobi Kiso has clinched several civil works contracts worth $32.4 million, bringing total new contracts secured so far this year to $88.3 million. Its net order book stood at $180 million as at June 30, 2015. Shares in Ryobi Kiso ended at 26 cents.
Markets
US stocks finished sharply lower overnight on Monday and were on track for their worst quarter in four years as investors worried about the health of China's economy and its potential impact on the timing of a US interest rate increase. The Dow closed 1.92% lower at 16,001.89, the Nasdaq fell 3.04% to close at 4,543.97 while the S&P 500 Index closed 2.57% lower at 1,881.77.
Earlier on Monday, the Straits Times Index ended the day 1.44% lower at 2,791.92. Decliners outnumbered gainers 295 to 108. As the index has fallen over 20% from its April peak, the Singapore bourse is now in bear market territory.
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Sembcorp Industries will develop a US$390 million ($556 million) power plant in Sirajganj district of Bangladesh, marking its entry into the South Asian country. The project, awarded by the government of Bangladesh, is slated for completion in 2018. Sembcorp is the first foreign investor in the country’s power sector. Sembcorp closed 2.8% lower at $3.43.
Croesus Retail Trust is acquiring Torius Property, a retail property located in Fukuoka, Japan, for JPY8 billion ($95.2 million), through debt and equity financing. A rights issue of 114.2 million units in CRT at 61 cents each will be undertaken to raise gross proceeds of $69.7 million. Shareholders will be entitled to subscribe to 22 rights units for every 100 units held. The issue price represents a discount of 29.1% to the closing price of 86 cents per unit on Monday.
Huationg Global, the full-service integrated civil engineering solutions provider, says it has secured new civil engineering contracts worth a total of $81.3 million. The above new contracts are expected to be delivered by the group over the next three years. Huationg last closed at 23 cents.
Engineering solutions provider Ryobi Kiso has clinched several civil works contracts worth $32.4 million, bringing total new contracts secured so far this year to $88.3 million. Its net order book stood at $180 million as at June 30, 2015. Shares in Ryobi Kiso ended at 26 cents.
Markets
US stocks finished sharply lower overnight on Monday and were on track for their worst quarter in four years as investors worried about the health of China's economy and its potential impact on the timing of a US interest rate increase. The Dow closed 1.92% lower at 16,001.89, the Nasdaq fell 3.04% to close at 4,543.97 while the S&P 500 Index closed 2.57% lower at 1,881.77.
Earlier on Monday, the Straits Times Index ended the day 1.44% lower at 2,791.92. Decliners outnumbered gainers 295 to 108. As the index has fallen over 20% from its April peak, the Singapore bourse is now in bear market territory.
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