CapitaLand Investment (SGX:9CI) said its dormant subsidiaries, Credo Three AU and Credo Four AU, have been placed under voluntary liquidation, according to a Friday filing with the Singapore Exchange.
The subsidiaries had ceased their respective business activities, the filing added.
Devyani International's (NSE:DEVYANI, BOM:543330) consolidated attributable loss narrowed to 100.4 million rupees in the fiscal fourth quarter ended March 31, from 147.4 million rupees a year ago.Loss per share contracted to 0.08 rupees from a loss per share of 0.12 rupees a year earlier, the quick-service restaurant operator said in a filing to the Indian stock exchanges.Revenue from operations in fiscal Q4 also increased to 14.4 billion rupees from 12.1 billion rupees a year ago.
UOL's (SGX:U14) hospitality subsidiary, UOL Hotel Investments (Orchard), signed a deal to buy out United Overseas Bank's (SGX:U11) remaining interest in a property located in Singapore for SG$568.5 million.The acquisition comprises UOB's legal title to the land lots and a banking hall, along with its 1/12 share in a 30-year lease, according to a Friday filing with the Singapore Exchange.Following the completion of the acquisition, UOL will have full ownership of the property, which is currently being redeveloped into a new mixed-use commercial development, which will comprise a hotel and a banking hall.
Kioxia's (TYO:285A) profit attributable to owners of the parent jumped 104% to 554.5 billion yen for the fiscal year 2025 from 272.3 billion yen a year earlier.The computer memory manufacturer's earnings per share increased to 1,009.15 yen from 515.45 yen a year ago, according to a Tokyo bourse filing on Friday.Revenue jumped 37% to 2.338 trillion yen for the period ended March 31 from 1.706 trillion yen in the prior year.For the fiscal first quarter ending June 30, the company expects attributable profit of 869 billion yen and revenue of 1.75 trillion yen.Kioxia did not share any dividend forecast for the current fiscal year.