Keppel Ltd

Keppel Ltd. completes subsidiary liquidation, launches daily share‑buyback, and aligns infrastructure strategy with growing consumer demand for sustainable, tech‑enabled experiences.

Keppel Data Centre REIT completes a S$50 million purchase of its remaining stake in two Singapore data‑centre assets, boosting AUM, reducing leverage and slightly lifting dividends while aligning with modular, energy‑efficient, automation‑driven inf…

Keppel Corp’s December moves—liquidating non‑core subsidiaries and launching a daily share‑buyback—cut costs, sharpen focus on offshore, marine, property and infrastructure, and signal confidence to investors, potentially boosting EPS and shareholde…

Keppel Corp’s daily share‑buyback signal shows disciplined capital allocation and confidence, potentially boosting value amid Singapore’s growing industrial gains.

Keppel Ltd. saw a brief early‑morning rally and late‑session pullback, mirroring Singapore’s industrial and property peers; investors should watch global macro‑trends for its next move.

Keppel Ltd’s stock price has surged due to a strategic shift, including the sale of its M1 telecom business, as the company aims to streamline operations and reduce debt.

Keppel Corporation has agreed to sell its M1 telecommunications business to SIMBA for approximately SGD 14.3 billion, yielding a significant boost to its liquidity and enabling a strategic shift in focus towards its core ICT business.

Keppel, a Singapore-based conglomerate, is undergoing a strategic shift by divesting its assets to optimize its portfolio and maximize shareholder value.

Keppel’s financial performance is under scrutiny as the company divests assets to streamline operations and boost shareholder value, with investors closely monitoring key valuation metrics.

Keppel’s share price has broken above its 50-day moving average, a key technical threshold, indicating a potential shift in market sentiment and sparking interest among investors and analysts.