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SINGAPORE (July 18): For the first time in ten years, Singapore Airlines (SIA) has reclaimed its No. 1 position as World’s Best Airline for Skytrax’s 2018 World Airline Awards, after moving up one spot from No. 2 in 2017’s edition of the awards to o

SINGAPORE (June 22): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining “hold” on Singapore Airlines (SIA) with unchanged forecasts and a fair value of $11.30, in light of fluid macro conditions and the group’s recent mixed bag of operating statistics.

SINGAPORE (June 14): OCBC Investment Research is upgrading its call on SATS Limited to “buy” from “hold” with an unchanged fair value of $5.50.

SINGAPORE (May 31): UOB Kay Hian, DBS Vickers Securities and Maybank Kim Eng are maintaining their “buy” calls on SATS post the gateway services and food solutions provider’s release of its 4Q18 results, which declined from a year ago due to lower

SINGAPORE (May 25): The plan to merge Singapore Airlines (SIA) and its subsidiary SilkAir was announced without much fanfare on May 18, a day after the release of the group’s results for the financial year ended March 31, 2018.

SINGAPORE (Apr 3): Edison Investment Research has lowered its fair value on China Aviation Oil (CAO) to $1.82 from $1.88 after the research house rolled forward its peer group and DCF-based valuations by a year.

LONDON/SINGAPORE (April 2): Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc said it will accelerate a program to install redesigned blades on some of its Trent 1000 engines, after early wear forced Singapore Airlines Ltd. to ground two 787 aircraft using the turbines.

SINGAPORE (Feb 22): CIMB is reiterating its “add” recommendation on Singapore Airline (SIA) with a target price of $12.05.

SINGAPORE (Feb 9): SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC) says that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) today with CaseBank Technologies, a division of Aircraft Technical Publishers, to collaborate in the field of data analytics.

SINGAPORE (Feb 9): Aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) players such as ST Engineering’s subsidiary ST Aerospace and SIA Engineering Co are expected to see less MRO work ahead.