Tai Sin Electric

An interim cash dividend of 0.75 cent per share, payable on April 3, has been declared.

Earnings per share for the full year have been announced at 4.78 cents on a fully diluted basis

Tai Sin plans to pay a final dividend of 1.5 cents, double the 0.75 cents paid out this time last year.

With the Covid-19 outbreak, KOP warns that tourism will slow. Progress for KOP’s Wintastar Shanghai resort, which is undergoing construction, “will inevitably be slow” too.

SINGAPORE (May 2): Tai Sin Electric says its wholly-owned subsidiary, Cast Laboratories, on Apr 30 acquired 30% of Astar Laboratory for $0.9 million from two of the lab’s vendors, with the option to purchase an additional 40% of the business.

SINGAPORE (Jan 11): Disclosure of remuneration amounts for directors and higher management remains weak among companies listed on the Singapore Exchange, according to a report released today by corporate governance advocate Mak Yuen Teen of the NUS Busine

SINGAPORE (Nov 14): Tai Sin reported earnings of $3.2 million for the first quarter ended Sept, down 34.7% from the $4.9 million of revenue it posted a year ago on lower revenue in certain segments, lower export sales, reduced operating income and higher

SINGAPORE (March 24): The lobby of Tai Sin Electric sports a purple-and-red robot on one side and an assortment of cables and wires on the other.

SINGAPORE (Feb 24): A piece of good news for Tai Sin Electric has just arrived in the form of Singapore’s Budget. The government said on Feb 20 that it would bring forward $700 million worth of public infrastructure projects to start this year and the n

SINGAPORE (Dec 8): Tai Sin Electric is not quite the name on everyone’s lips, but it is a market leader in its own right.