2003 profits up 50%


Profits at Singapore-listed companies rose 49.8% in calendar 2003, led by banks and state-linked firms, according to the findings of a survey published yesterday, underscoring a strengthening economic recovery powered by exports. 

The combined full-year profits of 321 companies totalled S$8.14bil after tax but before extraordinary items, the Singapore Business Times survey showed, helping to propel the benchmark Straits Times Index up 32% in 2003. 

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