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SingPost has reached an exclusive strategic cooperation with SkyNet Worldwide Express. Starting from January 1, 2026, SingPost will become the exclusive representative of SkyNet in Singapore, providing international express and e-commerce logistics services. This cooperation will enhance the level of express and e-commerce services, combining SingPost's delivery network with SkyNet's global coverage to bring greater value to customers in the Asia-Pacific region. SkyNet will utilize SingPost's air mail transit center as a customs bonded area transit hub, enhancing the speed and connectivity of cargo flow
Global energy giant Engie is selling its interests in startups in Singapore and the Asia-Pacific region. Malaysia's IJM denies allegations of money laundering amid a graft investigation, with RM15.8 million in bank accounts frozen. Investors in Singapore are seeking 'hidden gems' among small and mid-caps, while car COE premiums have risen post-motorshow. Amro forecasts a slight easing of Asean+3 growth in 2026 due to external uncertainties. A report reveals that over one-third of people prefer fewer foreign firms in their countries, with trust gaps noted in Canada, Japan, and Germany.
Singapore Post has announced a new set of Year of the Horse Zodiac stamps, featuring two designs priced at 62 cents and $2, available from January 23. Collectors can purchase a Pre-cancelled First Day Cover for $4.85, a Presentation Pack for $5.35, and a Collector’s Sheet with a $10 stamp and red packets for $19.15. A stamp folder showcasing all 12 Zodiac animals will be sold for $22.20. Pre-orders are available on SingPost’s website, with in-store sales starting January 23.
GKE Corporation reported a net profit of RMB 1.87 million in the first half of the 2026 fiscal year, a year-on-year decrease of nearly 58%. Despite a year-on-year revenue increase of 5.3% to RMB 66.53 million, the decline in net profit was mainly due to increased sales costs and administrative expenses. The group announced a dividend of RMB 0.05 per share, to be paid on February 13. President Liang Pengfei stated that the low profitability is due to the significant investments required for expansion plans, but the company has still demonstrated resilience in a challenging business environment
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