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YZJ Shipbuilding led the gains amongst top active stocks with a 3.1% rise. The Straits Times Index ended 7.01 or 0.22% higher at 3,238.86. The top active stocks were United Engineers, which dipped0.37%, SingTel, which slipped 3.64%, DBS, which grew 0.23%, YZJ Shipbuilding, which expanded 3.1%, and Wilmar International with a 2% rise. The FTSE Mid Cap inched up 0.36% whilst the FTSE Small Cap rose 0.67%.  

They bought 10 more units in Q3 compared to the previous quarter.

Its internet service is 35-60% faster than its peers, according to IMDA.

The absence of major launches outside CCR dragged down sales volume.

They did not inform the clients of higher spread or improved interbank price of bonds.

But weak prices of commodities continued to drag on earnings.

V3 recently created a fintech unit and hired a former CEO of a Temasek unit as adviser.

No thanks to its $1.93b pre-tax share from Bharti Airtel's $5.49b provision.

It received a $90.9m one-off non-cash gain from OUE C-REIT and OUE H-Trust merger.

Its dairies segment accounted for most of its revenue.

Lower revenues from rigs and floaters dragged on turnover growth.

It sold off its discontinued operations in Brazil.

Japanese firms will have access to IPOS International’s patent search and analysis services.

This is a result of an increase in the proportion of smaller units being sold.

ComfortDelGro saw the sharpest decline amongst top active stocks with a 2.52% fall.

And fingerprints and facial immigration clearance will soon greet travellers in Singapore airports by 2025.