Spackman Entertainment

SINGAPORE (Apr 29): The Department of Statistics on April 23 released the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March. Core inflation, which excludes housing and private transport costs, has eased to 1.4% from 1.5% in February. The slightly lower inflation is at

SINGAPORE (Aug 15): Spackman Entertainment Group reported a loss of US$1.5 million ($2.1 million) for the 2Q ended June, widening from its 2Q17 loss of US$0.2 million on lower revenue and higher general & administrative expenses.

SINGAPORE (Apr 4): Spackman Entertainment announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Frame Pictures, has secured contracts to supply camera systems and equipment for two major Korean dramas, Live and My Mister.

SINGAPORE (Feb 28): Spackman Entertainment has swung back to profitability in FY17, posting earnings of US$2.98 million ($3.93 million), compared to a loss of US$2.43 million in FY16.

SINGAPORE (Feb 20): Spackman Entertainment Group says that its manhunt thriller film, Golden Slumber, produced by its indirect wholly-owned subsidiary Zip Cinema, was sold internationally across various regions in Asia, Australia, New Zealand and US.

SINGAPORE (Jan 18): Spackman Entertainment today announced that Richard Lee, current director of Spackman Equities Group, will be appointed as the interim CEO and executive director of the group.

SINGAPORE (Nov 20): Spackman Entertainment will be investing KRW500 million ($611,000) into upcoming Korean film, Now I Will Meet You, starring top actors Son Ye-Jin and So Ji Sub, who are both managed by the group’s associated company, Spackman Media G

SINGAPORE (Nov 14): Spackman Entertainment announced that it made a loss of US$770,000 ($1.05 million) in 3Q17, compared to earnings of US$1.47 million in 3Q16.

SINGAPORE (Oct 10): The Outlaws, a South Korean crime action film co-presented by Spackman Entertainment Group’s 51%-owned subsidiary, Novus Mediacorp, has taken the top spot at the Korean box office for two straight days beginning from Sunday.

SINGAPORE (Aug 16): RHB is maintaining its “buy” call on Spackman Entertainment with a target price of 23 cents following the group’s acquisition of Take Pictures, a startup film production company founded by veteran movie producer, Song Dae-Chan.