- Singapore stocks fell on Tuesday, dragged down by lenders such as DBS Group Holdings amidst renewed geopolitical worries after North Korea fired a missile over northern Japan.
- The Straits Times Index fell 0.56 percent or 18 points to end at 3,249.
- Singaporean conglomerate Keppel Corp said its Keppel Land has priced S$150 million worth of 2.843 percent notes due 2023. The stock was down 0.8 percent.
- CapitaLand announced a slew of management changes, including the appointment of Jason Leow as chief operating officer. CapitaLand shares fell 0.5 percent.
- Coal miner Geo Energy Resources gained 2 percent after it formed a new subsidiary to invest in a controlling stake in an online e-commerce portal in Indonesia.
- Swiber Holdings said the creditors have commenced the voluntary liquidation of its unit Swiber Engineering.
- Furniture maker Koda reported a near 156 percent jump in full-year net profit, powered by streamlining of its manufacturing operations coupled with the expansion of its retail brand Commune.
- A consortium led by Singapore-listed property developers Perennial Real Estate Holdings and Yanlord Land Group have extended their takeover offer for United Engineers to September 12.
- Global Logistic Properties signed an agreement to sell four Japanese properties for US$472 million, as part of its capital recycling strategy.
