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SINGAPORE (Aug 28): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining its “buy” recommendation on Health Management International (HMI) with an unchanged fair value estimate of 80 cents.

SINGAPORE (May 22): Healthcare stocks in Singapore have rewarded investors with an average 50% gain in the past year, a rally that may continue as companies acquire local clinics to expand in the region’s medical-care market.

SINGAPORE (May 2): DBS Vickers Securities is maintaining its “buy” call on Sembcorp Marine (SMM) with a target price of $1.78, on the notion that the sell-off post its 1Q17 results is “unwarranted”.

SINGAPORE (March 15): Health Management International (HMI) announced that its recent renounceable non-underwritten 11-for-200 rights issue was 145.7% subscribed, raising gross proceeds of roughly $18.5 million.

SINGAPORE (Feb 14): Singapore's real estate investment trusts became popular because they had the things local investors love -- steady income, high yields and property. Now, it's all turning upside down, and holders need to hope that a round of c

SINGAPORE (Feb 3): Several food and beverage (F&B) stocks are trading close to their 52-week highs after a recent rally, and the sector now looks expensive.

SINGAPORE (Dec 19): While oil market prospects may be improving after OPEC’s move to initiate production cuts, DBS Vickers Securities is taking a “neutral” stance on Singapore’s offshore and marine (O&M)/China yards.

SINGAPORE (Sept 7): DBS Group Research is raising its oil price forecasts by US$10 per barrel to between US$45 and US$50 per barrel for FY16 and between US$50 and US$55 for FY17. This comes after sentiment on the oil market turned positive in May.

SINGAPORE (Aug 24): The long-running hostile raid on China’s biggest real estate developer isn’t short on drama: There’s a swashbuckling, Mount Everest-conquering company chief who courts controversy; a relatively unknown raider using leverage to in

SINGAPORE (July 1): Keppel Corporation says it has completed the consolidation of its interests in four asset management businesses under its wholly-owned subsidiary Keppel Capital Holdings.