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Top Glove’s ambitious Fortune Global 500 goal
THE world’s largest manufacturer of rubber gloves Top Glove Corp Bhd has set itself a lofty goal – to become a Fortune Global 500 company by 2040.
Temasek may get more aggressive on climate change
LONDON: Singapore’s Temasek International Ltd may accelerate its climate change goals as the state-owned investor puts environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles at the heart of its strategies.
Powerwell aces its debut
PETALING JAYA: Electricity distribution product manufacturer Powerwell Holdings Bhd ended its debut day on the Ace Market with a 14% increase to 28.5 sen, from its initial public offering (IPO) price of 25 sen per share.
Southeast Asian IPOs lose their shine in Hong Kong
SINGAPORE: Southeast Asian companies seeking to list in Hong Kong may be better off staying at home as investors in the financial hub continue to avoid small-cap stocks.
Symphony fully exits from IHH
PETALING JAYA: London Stock Exchange-listed Symphony International Holdings Ltd has fully exited its investment in IHH Healthcare Bhd, which has provided Symphony with strong risk adjusted returns.
China Water Environment’s US$500mil Hong Kong IPO
HONG KONG: China Water Environment Group Ltd, backed by the nation’s state-owned investment holding company, is considering an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong that could raise more than US$500mil, according to people familiar with the matter.
Philippines’ REIT lure
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s dominant position as a real estate investment trust (REIT) listing hub in Asia is being eyed by a new contender: the Philippines.
Olam splits food and commodities units to tap new trends
SINGAPORE (Bloomberg): Olam International Ltd, one of Asia’s biggest agricultural firms, is splitting its food business from the rest of its commodities trading in a move to profit from rapidly shifting consumer tastes.
Private equity’s mountain of dry powder is a danger sign
Investors keep flocking to private equity in Asia even though returns are declining. They should take heed - payouts are likely to get worse from here, rather than better.
Private equity's mountain of dry powder a danger sign
INVESTORS keep flocking to private equity in Asia even though returns are declining. They should take heed: Payouts are likely to get worse from here, rather than better.