ST Engineering sells 49% stake in Shanghai MRO JV to China Eastern Airlines for 680.5 million yuan

ST Engineering sells 49% stake in Shanghai MRO JV to China Eastern Airlines for 680.5 million yuan

[ad_1] The move will yield a one-off gain of around S$48.1 million, based on the S$60.2 million carrying value for Starco [SINGAPORE] ST Engineering has agreed to sell its entire 49 per cent interest in Shanghai Technologies Aerospace Company (Starco), a joint venture (JV) which provides airframe maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services out of…

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Warburg-backed Princeton enters South Korea with first data centre

Warburg-backed Princeton enters South Korea with first data centre

[ad_1] The company already has operations in Singapore, Japan, India, Indonesia, China and Malaysia. [BENGALURU] Princeton Digital Group (PDG), a data centre operator in Asia backed by Warburg Pincus, plans to invest US$700 million in its first South Korean campus to power artificial intelligence (AI) development in the country. PDG wants the initial 48-megawatt data…

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Frencken Q3 profit rises 7.5% to S$9.9 million

Frencken Q3 profit rises 7.5% to S.9 million

[ad_1] [SINGAPORE] Semiconductor player Frencken posted a 7.5 per cent rise in net profit for its third quarter ended Sep 30 to S$9.9 million from S$9.2 million in the previous corresponding period. This was mainly attributed to a change in sales mix, the group said in a regulatory filing on Monday (Nov 17). Revenue for…

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Ukraine hits major Russian oil refinery and site of elite drone unit

Ukraine hits major Russian oil refinery and site of elite drone unit

[ad_1] Ukraine’s long-distance armed drones struck a major Russian oil refinery and a military base for Moscow’s elite own UAV unit in an overnight assault, Kyiv said. Ukraine’s General Staff released video of the early Sunday strike showing the Novokuybyshevsk refinery, in Russia’s Samara region, after the latest drone assault on Moscow’s struggling oil facilities,…

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Tariff pressures leave GP Industries hunting growth in new niches

Tariff pressures leave GP Industries hunting growth in new niches

[ad_1] Battery-maker will pivot to own brands and product innovation to drive growth, amid rising costs and brutal price competition [SINGAPORE] As tariff risks push up costs and pricing competition, GP Industries sees long-term growth coming from developing innovative products and focusing on its own brands. This strategy is being made possible as the group…

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Why Chinese shoppers are choosing local luxury over LVMH

Why Chinese shoppers are choosing local luxury over LVMH

[ad_1] [BEIJING] When Bernard Arnault, one of the world’s richest men and chairman of LVMH, dropped by Shanghai in September, many assumed his itinerary would be routine: check in on Louis Vuitton, Dior, and the rest of his empire’s boutiques in China’s most prestigious malls. But instead, Arnault did something unexpected. He went shopping for…

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Financial services giant GFI Group doubling space at 55 Water St.

Financial services giant GFI Group doubling space at 55 Water St.

[ad_1] Financial services giant GFI Group, which has been a tenant at 55 Water St. since 2007, is more than doubling its space there. The firm is expanding by 64,993 square feet and also renewing 63,756 square feet. The rent at the 1972-vintage tower was $59 per square foot, reflecting the typical differential over prices in Midtown…

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Pop Mart’s Labubu risks beanie baby-style collapse: analyst

Pop Mart’s Labubu risks beanie baby-style collapse: analyst

[ad_1] [HONG KONG] The euphoria surrounding Labubu toys is starting to resemble the boom-and-bust cycle that ended in the collapse of Beanie Babies in the 1990s, a warning sign for investors, a bearish analyst says. The hype over the sharp-fanged monster dolls is about to peak, and doubts about the next sales driver for owner…

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