S68.SI - Singapore Exchange Limited
| Previous close | 9.24 |
| Open | 9.41 |
| Bid | 9.29 x 0 |
| Ask | 9.28 x 0 |
| Day's range | 9.28 - 9.41 |
| 52-week range | 8.16 - 10.03 |
| Volume | |
| Avg. volume | 1,660,687 |
| Market cap | 9.922B |
| Beta (5Y monthly) | 0.22 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | 19.77 |
| EPS (TTM) | 0.47 |
| Earnings date | 17 Aug 2023 |
| Forward dividend & yield | 0.32 (3.44%) |
| Ex-dividend date | 05 May 2023 |
| 1y target est | 9.58 |
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SGX Nifty to discontinue from July 3, shift to India's GIFT City: NSE
SGX Nifty, a derivative of India's National Stock Exchange's (NSE) Nifty index, will be discontinued on the Singapore Stock Exchange and all orders will be transferred to an NSE subsidiary in India, effective July 3, an NSE spokesperson said on Tuesday. The NSE IFSC Exchange — the NSE's unit in Gujarat International Finance Tec-City, or GIFT City situated in the Indian state of Gujarat — will be used for matching all the orders from SGX, the spokesperson said.
EdgePropSevens Atelier to purchase industrial building at 60 Bendemeer Road for $4.15 mil
In an announcement filed with the Singapore Exchange on May 2, the Catalist-listed group announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Sevens Creation (SC) has been granted the option to purchase the property. (Photo: Google Maps)SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) - An industrial building located at 60 Bendemeer Road is being acquired by Singapore-listed company Sevens Atelier. In an announcement filed with the Singapore Exchange on May 2, the Catalist-listed group announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Seve
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UPDATE 1-Japan's JERA says it made sufficient disclosures after climate group complaint
Japan's JERA said on Thursday it had made sufficient disclosures when it issued a $300 million bond in Singapore last year, after a climate activist group alleged the power firm had not properly disclosed systemic risks over its investments in LNG. Australia's Market Forces lodged a complaint with Singapore Exchange (SGX) in February in which it criticised JERA's description of the impact of the war in Ukraine on the liquefied natural gas (LNG) business.
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Japan's JERA says made sufficient bond disclosures after climate group complaint
Japanese power generation firm JERA has pushed back against claims made by an Australian climate activist group, saying it had made sufficient disclosures when it issued a $300 million bond in Singapore last year. Market Forces in February lodged a complaint with Singapore Exchange (SGX), saying JERA, Japan's biggest power generator and one of the world's biggest buyers of liquefied natural gas, had not properly disclosed systemic risks over its investments in LNG.
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UPDATE 1-Singapore Exchange's half-year profit lifted by strong trading across assets
Singapore Exchange Ltd said on Thursday its first-half profit rose 7%, amid broad-based gains across asset classes and record volumes in key contracts. The bourse operator, which earns about two-third of its revenue from stock and equity derivative trades, said trading volumes for its flagship iron ore contracts recorded their best half-year ever. Derivatives trading volume for iron ore jumped 46% as demand flourished from China's scaling back of its zero-COVID curbs, prompting the company to accelerate the financialisation of iron ore and expand service offering.
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CORRECTED-Hong Kong exchange carries out first carbon credit trades
The Hong Kong stock exchange has carried out the first batch of carbon credit trades on its new voluntary carbon market, joining a handful of Asian exchanges in tapping opportunities resulting from governments' push to achieve climate goals. The inaugural trades on Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing's (HKEX) Core Climate platform announced on Thursday spanned carbon credits from more than 30 international projects involving around 20 participants, the exchange said. A carbon credit or offset permits the buyer to emit one metric tonne of carbon dioxide or equivalent greenhouse gas.
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EMERGING MARKETS-Asian stocks, FX extend fall as markets assess Fed outlook
* Indonesia's rupiah set for sharpest daily fall in over a month * Singapore stocks buck trend, only to gain in the region * Stocks in Malaysia down for the 4th day By Navya Mittal Nov 17 (Reuters) - Emerging Asian stocks and currencies extended falls on Thursday against the dollar, which found some support on the back of stronger-than-expected U.S. retail sales data overnight. U.S retail sales increased more than expected in October, indicating consumer spending in the United States picked up early in the fourth quarter. "The retail sales do add to the point that U.S. economy is still doing relatively well," said Alivin Tan, head of Asia FX strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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RPT-COLUMN-London Metal Exchange Week: cocktails, canapés and crises: Andy Home
It's not the first time the 145-year-old London Metal Exchange (LME) has found itself in crisis. There was the Tin Crisis of 1986, the Nickel Crisis of 1988 and what at the time was dubbed "The Sumitomo Scandal" but could now better be described as The 1996 Copper Crisis. March brought Nickel Crisis II, a much scarier update of the original, and now we have the unfolding Russian Metal Crisis.
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COLUMN-London Metal Exchange Week: cocktails, canapés and crises: Andy Home
It's not the first time the 145-year-old London Metal Exchange (LME) has found itself in crisis. There was the Tin Crisis of 1986, the Nickel Crisis of 1988 and what at the time was dubbed "The Sumitomo Scandal" but could now better be described as The 1996 Copper Crisis. March brought Nickel Crisis II, a much scarier update of the original, and now we have the unfolding Russian Metal Crisis.
BloombergSingapore Exchange makes push for full disclosure of CEO pay
Singapore Exchange is planning changes to its corporate disclosure rules, including asking companies to reveal exactly how much their CEOs are paid.
BloombergSingapore sees more US-listed Chinese firms coming to its shores
Singapore Exchange sees more listings in coming months by Chinese issuers that already trade American depository receipts, CEO Loh Boon Chye said.
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Singapore trading platform recognises crypto assets of accredited investors
Singapore-based private securities platform ADDX said it has become the first financial firm in the city-state to recognise cryptocurrency in their assessment of assets of high-net worth clients. The move underscores the growing acceptance of digital currencies among financial services firms as they seek to tap a wide array of investors. ADDX, whose backers include Singapore Exchange, said in a statement on Wednesday that it would recognise only cryptocurrencies with a higher market value and would apply discount rates when valuing these assets.