Keppel Group
Keppel Group is one of Singapore’s flagship multinational companies with a global footprint in more than 20 countries. Keppel provides solutions for sustainable urbanisation, focusing on four key areas comprising Energy & Environment, Urban Development, Connectivity and Asset Management.
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Firms break buyback record 3 months early with $2.38b
Firms break buyback record 3 months early with $2.38b
Singtel led September's individual repurchases with $103.1m in that month alone.
Keppel faces $165m in Jakarta land claim in Supreme Court
The fresh appeal follows two rulings backing Keppel's Indonesian unit.
Keppel completes 33-storey commercial tower in Tanjong Pagar
The group also secured its anchor tennant.
Keppel installs gas turbine at SG’s first hydrogen-compatible cogeneration plant
The facility is now 80% complete.
Keppel unit enters JV to offer consulting services in Shandong, China
It will provide urban planning, industrial promotion, and smart city solutions for the project.
Keppel Pacific Oak US REIT’s portfolio valuation dips 6.8% YoY to US$1.3b
The REIT cited four priorities that contributed 84% to the decline in valuation.
Keppel Pacific Oak US Reit’s DPU drops 17.2% YoY in H1
The distribution per unit (DPU) was at 2.50 US cents (3.3 cents).
Keppel Group, Sovico Group partner to roll-out energy solutions
The companies signed two MoUs for a large-scale decarbonisation in Vietnam.
Commentary
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