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Sony hands Bravia TV control to TCL in 51-49 tie-up — what changes next

Sony hands Bravia TV control to TCL in 51-49 tie-up — what changes next

Sony will sell a 51% stake in its home entertainment division, including Bravia TVs, to China’s TCL, forming a joint venture. The agreement is non-binding and would not take effect until April 2027. Sony and TCL plan to keep the Sony and Bravia brands while using TCL’s display technology. TCL shares jumped over 16% in Hong Kong after the announcement; Sony’s stock fell 0.9% in Tokyo.
23 January 2026
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Sony hands Bravia TV control to TCL in 51-49 joint venture plan — here’s what happens next

Sony hands Bravia TV control to TCL in 51-49 joint venture plan — here’s what happens next

TCL will acquire a 51% stake in a joint venture taking over Sony’s TV and home-audio business, the companies said Thursday. Final agreements are targeted by March 2026, with operations to start April 2027 pending approvals. Sony and BRAVIA brands will remain on products. TCL shares jumped over 16% in Hong Kong; Sony fell 0.9% in Tokyo.
21 January 2026
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Stock Market Today

CapitaLand Investment share price jumps as CapitaLand REIT payouts roll in — what’s next for 9CI

CapitaLand Investment share price jumps as CapitaLand REIT payouts roll in — what’s next for 9CI

7 February 2026
CapitaLand Investment shares rose 1.3% to S$3.12 on Friday, bucking a 0.8% drop in Singapore’s benchmark index. CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust reported a 16.4% jump in second-half distributable income, while CapitaLand Ascendas REIT posted a 1.4% full-year rise. CapitaLand China Trust saw full-year DPU fall to 4.82 cents amid weaker yuan and occupancy. CLI reports FY2025 results on Feb. 11.
Keppel stock holds near 12-year high after profit jump, special dividend; buyback adds support

Keppel stock holds near 12-year high after profit jump, special dividend; buyback adds support

7 February 2026
Keppel shares closed at S$11.64 on Friday, up 0.17%, after surging 6.1% the previous day on stronger FY2025 profit and a larger dividend plan. The company bought back 151,400 shares for about S$1.74 million. Keppel reported a 29% rise in full-year profit to S$1.02 billion and proposed a total distribution of 47 cents per share, including a special dividend partly paid in Keppel REIT units.
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