transportation sector
K Line consolidates Singapore operations at Keppel South Central
K Line consolidates Singapore operations at Keppel South Central
The three subsidiaries previously operated from separate locations.
P2P driver numbers rise 8% in Q2 despite lukewarm demand
The sector facilitated an average of 606,000 daily trips last year.
Singapore ranks amongst cities with cheapest public transport fares
A monthly pass costs just around 1.9% of the average net wage in the country.
ComfortDelGro to face lower earnings due to weak overseas operations
The analyst lowered its public transport margin for the final quarter.
SG drops to 4th place in 2022 urban mobility index: US study
Singapore grappled with balancing health safety and connectivity.
Which properties will be affected as gov't adds new CRL lines?
Attractiveness for future housing areas will increase.
Taxi segment to drive ComfortDelGro’s 2022 profit higher: analyst
UOB Kay Hian expects CD’s taxi business to post a 149% YoY increase in operating profit.
Transport engineering sector keeps manufacturing growth outlook at 4%
The sector’s growth stays as borders keep reopening.
Grab loses its grip with $1.1b loss for Q4
Around $3.6b total loss was recorded for FY2021.
Grab Singapore unveils sustainability initiatives
The company gives passengers options to participate in its bid for a sustainable operation and eyes a full fleet running using cleaner energy by 2030.
Transportation, construction sectors outlook remains bleak for Q3: study
The financial sector is the most optimistic for the third quarter.
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