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(Apr 15): On April 9, almost seven million units of OUE Commercial Real Estate Investment Trust changed hands as investors headed for the exit. Just five months after the completion of a dilutive transaction, OUE Commercial REIT announced a second dilutiv

SINGAPORE (April 9): Enlarged scale was among the main reasons for the proposed merger of OUE Commercial REIT (OUE C-REIT) and OUE Hospitality Trust (OUE HT), The Edge Singapore understands from attending an April 8 media briefing with the respective REIT

SINGAPORE (Dec 14): OCBC Investment Research is starting coverage on ESR-REIT at “buy” with a fair value estimate of 59 cents, following the recent completion of the REIT’s merger with Viva Industrial Trust (VIT) on Oct 15.

SINGAPORE (Nov 22): Singapore Airlines (SIA) says its low-cost carrier, Scoot, will be taking over a number of SilkAir’s routes over the next two years – as well as transferring some of its services to existing destinations served by SIA and SilkAir,

SINGAPORE (Aug 31): Unitholders of ESR Real Estate Investment Trust (ESR-REIT) on Friday approved a merger with Viva Industrial Trust (VIT), paving the way towards the creation of Singapore's fourth-largest industrial REIT by asset size.

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 (May 18): ESR-REIT will buy rival Viva Industrial Trust in a proposed deal valued at $936.7 million, marking the first consolidation among Singapore's crowded mid-cap real estate investment trusts.

SINGAPORE (May 18): The respective managers of ESR-REIT and Viva Industrial Trust (VIT) have announced the details in the proposed merger to create the fourth largest industrial REIT in Singapore with approximately $3.0 billion in assets.

SINGAPORE (May 16): Maybank Kim Eng is keeping its “buy” rating on Viva Industrial Trust (VIT) with a target price of $1.05.

MUMBAI (Apr 25): Bharti Airtel agreed to merge a unit with closely held Indus Towers in a deal that creates a US$14.6 billion ($19.4 billion) telecom tower operator that would be the largest outside China.