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SINGAPORE (Apr 26): Analysts are mostly remaining neutral on Cache Logistics Trust (CacheLog Trust) following its results announcement , but they will be keeping a watchful eye on the trust should CWT Limited default on its rent.

SINGAPORE (Apr 17): DBS Group Research is not overly worried about the local industrial REITs – AIM APAC REIT (AA REIT), Mapletree Logistics Trust (MLT) and Cache Logistics Trust (CacheLog Trust) – that have exposure to Hong Kong-listed CWT Internatio

SINGAPORE (Apr 17): The managers of AIMS APAC REIT (AA REIT), Cache Logistics Trust (Cache) and Mapletree Logistics (MLT) announced separately on Tuesday night that CWT has so far not defaulted on its rental payments under their respective lease agreement

HONG KONG (Sept 19): China's HNA Group is in talks with banks to find a buyer for its CWT logistics unit, nine months after it acquired the Singaporean business in a US$1 billion  ($1.4 billion) deal, several people familiar with the matter told Reut

SINGAPORE (Apr 24): Singapore initial public offerings sure are having trouble getting over the finish line these days.

(Jan 31): The crisis surrounding HNA Group deepened after it emerged that the Chinese company’s ability to repay its debt will face a potential shortfall of at least 15 billion yuan ($3.1 billion) in the first quarter.

SINGAPORE (Jan 29): A Hong Kong-listed subsidiary of China’s HNA Group had terminated its acquisition of shares in SGX-listed Sapphire Corporation “by way of mutual consent”.

SINGAPORE (Oct 26): Shares in Sapphire Corp, the railway infrastructure engineering firm, closed 6% or 2 cents to 32 cents on Friday with 1.5 million shares changing hands . 

(Sept 14): When HNA Group Co., the Chinese conglomerate that’s been buying up companies worldwide, spent US$3.5 billion ($4.7 billion) in Hong Kong earlier this year on land for its first luxury real estate development, it had no problems getting bank f

SINGAPORE (Sept 8): CWT, the logistics and warehousing firm, has received a formal offer from a Chinese conglomerate to buy all its shares in a deal valuing the company at US$1 billion ($1.3 billion).