Singapore equities nudged down at noon on Monday.
By 12.12 p.m., the Straits Times Index (STI) dipped 0.40% to 2,825.74. Market breadth was, however, positive. Excluding warrants, gainers outnumber decliners 175 to 155.
The STI traded between 2,809.72 and 2,850.52, after opening 0.23% higher at 2,843.66.
A total of 1.07 billion shares worth $789 million changed hands, giving an average price of about 73 cents per share for the entire market.
Ezra Holdings, Noble Group, XinRen Aluminum Holdings, Rex International Holding, and Innopac Holdings were among the most actively traded counters.
Among STI components, Noble Group leapt 4.8% to 44 cents, while Keppel Corp climbed 2.3% to $6.24. Meanwhile, Hongkong Land slipped 2.3% to US$5.99, while Thai Beverage shed 1.9% to 75.5 cents.
Osim International last traded at $1.225 on Mar 1, following a trading halt on its shares. The well-being and healthy lifestyle products provider announced that Ron Sim, the company’s chairman and CEO, has made a voluntary unconditional cash offer of $1.32 per share for all the issued ordinary shares in the company. Osim says the offer is made with a view to delist and privatise the company.
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By 12.12 p.m., the Straits Times Index (STI) dipped 0.40% to 2,825.74. Market breadth was, however, positive. Excluding warrants, gainers outnumber decliners 175 to 155.
The STI traded between 2,809.72 and 2,850.52, after opening 0.23% higher at 2,843.66.
A total of 1.07 billion shares worth $789 million changed hands, giving an average price of about 73 cents per share for the entire market.
Ezra Holdings, Noble Group, XinRen Aluminum Holdings, Rex International Holding, and Innopac Holdings were among the most actively traded counters.
Among STI components, Noble Group leapt 4.8% to 44 cents, while Keppel Corp climbed 2.3% to $6.24. Meanwhile, Hongkong Land slipped 2.3% to US$5.99, while Thai Beverage shed 1.9% to 75.5 cents.
Osim International last traded at $1.225 on Mar 1, following a trading halt on its shares. The well-being and healthy lifestyle products provider announced that Ron Sim, the company’s chairman and CEO, has made a voluntary unconditional cash offer of $1.32 per share for all the issued ordinary shares in the company. Osim says the offer is made with a view to delist and privatise the company.
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