Keppel Stock News

November 16, 2021 8:43 AM SINGAPORE (THE BUSINESS TIMES) - Keppel Corporation on Tuesday (Nov 16) reiterated that its offer for Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) is "firm and irrevocable" and also provides the shortest time to pay-out by mid-January 2022 for SPH shareholders.

KEPPEL Corporation on Tuesday (Nov 16) reiterated that its offer for Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) is "firm and irrevocable" and also provides the shortest time to pay-out by mid-January 2022 for SPH shareholders.

The bidding war for Singapore Press Holdings real estate business escalated again on Monday, as Temasek-backed Cuscaden Peak announced a S$3.9 billion ($2.89 billion) offer that the Straits Times publisher judged superior to rival suitor Keppel Corporations terms. The latest Read More>> The post Temasek-Backed Group Makes Superior $2.89B Offer Topping Keppel in SPH Battle appeared first on Mingtiandi .

SINGAPORE PRESS HLDGS LTD ( SGX:T39 ) KEPPEL CORPORATION LIMITED ( SGX:BN4 ) SPH - Keppel Comes Back With A Higher Revised Offer We believe Keppel Corporation (SGX:BN4) s higher offer for SPH (SGX:T39) of S$2.35 is a compelling one given that it gives SPH s shareholders a much quicker way to monetise their investments since: it has received all regulatory approvals, and any competing offer can only occur after Keppel Corp s scheme meeting thus materially delaying any such competing offer. From SPH s perspective, the revised offer values SPH at a premium and more importantly avoids the scenario where assets are cherry-picked. Thus, we recommend to ACCEPT THE OFFER. Continue Reading »

SINGAPORE (THE BUSINESS TIMES) - Keppel Corporation on Tuesday (Sept 22) said its offshore and marine arm Keppel Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M) has clinched two contracts worth about $200 million comb

KEPPEL Corporation on Tuesday said its offshore and marine arm Keppel Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M) has clinched two contracts worth about S$200 million combined - one in the US and the other in Sing

The major shareholder's partial share offer for 30.55% of Keppel Corporation's shares was called off, after one of the pre-conditions has not been satisfied due to its 1H 2020 losses.

Singapore-listed Keppel REIT has agreed to acquire a freehold Grade A office building located in