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Sembcorp Industries stock dips as Sprng Energy bid talk resurfaces; Alinta vote nears

Sembcorp Industries stock dips as Sprng Energy bid talk resurfaces; Alinta vote nears

Sembcorp Industries shares closed at S$5.99 on Friday, down 0.7%, after reports linked the company to a bidding race for Shell’s Indian renewables platform Sprng Energy. The drop comes as Sembcorp prepares for a shareholder vote on its planned A$6.5 billion cash purchase of Australia’s Alinta Energy. About 4.52 million shares traded between S$5.96 and S$6.03. Full-year earnings are due Feb. 23.
Keppel Ltd stock: Feb. 5 results date is set — here’s what traders watch next

Keppel Ltd stock: Feb. 5 results date is set — here’s what traders watch next

Keppel Ltd will release its second-half and full-year 2025 results on Feb. 5, after three Keppel-sponsored REITs report from Jan. 30. Keppel shares closed Friday down 0.7% at S$10.47, trading near a 52-week high. About 2.06 million shares changed hands, with S$10.46 as support and S$10.56 as resistance. All financial releases will be made before market open, the company said.
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding stock holds near highs as ship order data, US port-fee risk come into focus

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding stock holds near highs as ship order data, US port-fee risk come into focus

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding closed up 0.3% at S$3.62 Friday, near its 52-week high, with 8.8 million shares traded. Global newbuild ship orders fell 27% in 2025, but China took 63% of orders, according to Clarksons Research. Investors await Yangzijiang’s March 4 earnings after a strong run and $22.8 billion order book. U.S. inflation data on Jan. 13 may affect ship financing and sector sentiment.
10 January 2026
Singtel stock (Z74.SI) slips at Friday close — what Singapore investors watch next

Singtel stock (Z74.SI) slips at Friday close — what Singapore investors watch next

Singtel shares closed down 0.22% at S$4.46 Friday after a volatile week, trading between S$4.45 and S$4.49. The Straits Times Index rose 0.1% to 4,744.66 as traders tracked U.S. tariff news. The Monetary Authority of Singapore launched a consultation on securities-law changes to support dual listings and share buybacks. Singtel faces ongoing regulatory scrutiny after a S$1 million fine in December.
Mineral Resources stock rises after director share filings as Jan 29 update nears

Mineral Resources stock rises after director share filings as Jan 29 update nears

Mineral Resources shares closed up 1.1% at A$57.09 Friday after seven non-executive directors took shares in lieu of cash for part of their fees, priced at A$55.28 each. The company is set to release its Q2 FY2026 report Jan. 29. Shares are near the top of their 52-week range and up about 61% over the past year. The stock has shown volatility, notably plunging in February 2025 after Onslow Iron forecast cuts.
10 January 2026
Tunbridge Wells taps wobble again: South East Water targets Jan 13 fix as MPs press for answers

Tunbridge Wells taps wobble again: South East Water targets Jan 13 fix as MPs press for answers

South East Water expects to restore full water supplies in Tunbridge Wells by Jan. 13 after burst pipes and Storm Goretti left some customers with intermittent service. MPs are pressing the company for clarity over its handling of last month’s longer outage, warning against misleading statements. The company says current water is safe and the latest disruption is unrelated to the previous boil notice.
10 January 2026
South32 stock near a 2026 high as dividend dates land; traders eye Feb 12 results

South32 stock near a 2026 high as dividend dates land; traders eye Feb 12 results

South32 shares closed up 1.1% at A$3.85, just below their 2026 high, after the miner released its 2026 calendar and set Feb. 12 for half-year results. The company confirmed a March 5 ex-dividend date and flagged a $60 million cost for the Mozal smelter shutdown in Mozambique. The S&P/ASX 200 slipped 0.03% as Rio Tinto fell 6.2%. Glencore shares surged over 10% on takeover talks with Rio Tinto.

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  • Global Stocks Plunge as Trump's Iran Ultimatum Spurs Market Volatility
    March 23, 2026, 2:33 AM EDT. Global stock markets tumbled sharply following U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to 'obliterate' Iran's power plants unless the Strait of Hormuz reopens. Key Asia-Pacific indices suffered heavy losses: Japan's Nikkei dropped 3.4%, China's CSI 300 shed 2.8%, and South Korea's KOSPI plunged 6.5%. Analysts warn the escalation risks a prolonged impact on energy markets amid retaliatory threats from Tehran to destroy critical infrastructure. Investor sentiment is further pressured by expectations of interest rate hikes to combat inflation, boosting the U.S. dollar as a safe-haven. The dollar index rose 0.2% while the pound weakened to $1.329. Gold prices slid 4.6% to a four-month low, reflecting diminished appeal amid anticipated rate increases. Experts describe the complex conflict as an 'escalation trap' with no clear resolution, intensifying market uncertainty.
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