In The Edge Singapore This Week

SINGAPORE (May 5): UMS Holdings’ diversification into the water and chemical engineering solutions business is not likely to affect its dividend policy, says executive chairman and CEO Andy Luong.

SINGAPORE (April 28): China-based companies in the water and wastewater treatment sector appear to be awash in contracts.

SINGAPORE (April 21): Since its IPO in 2014, mm2 Asia has assembled quite a number of media-related businesses.

SINGAPORE (April 13): “One of my China partners, a resident of Gaobeidian, invited me to Gaobeidian in the early 2000s. I told him it was too early,” KSH’s executive chairman Choo Chee Onn tells The Edge Singapore.

SINGAPORE (April 7): Earnings at Sarine Technologies are improving on the back of an economic recovery, and the company could do even better this year as demand for its diamond analysis tools grows.

SINGAPORE (April 7): When Thakral Corp was listed in 1995, it was valued at some US$400 million ($560 million). But its market value has shrivelled significantly since then.

SINGAPORE (March 17): Out of the 754 listings on the Singapore Exchange, 323 companies are in a net cash position, according to Bloomberg data. Of these, 100 have net cash comprising more than half their market capitalisations.

SINGAPORE (March 10): Since Tan Boon Gin was appointed chief regulatory officer at the Singapore Exchange in June 2015, there has been a palpable sense that the exchange is wielding the stick more often.

SINGAPORE (Feb 17): Local offshore services provider Ezra Holdings is struggling to stay afloat as it faces mounting debt, defaults and a winding-up petition.

SINGAPORE (Jan 26): When the idea of publishing a portfolio of stocks selected by us was first mooted more than a decade ago, some of our editors and reporters had reservations.