Singapore shares opened marginally higher on Monday on hopes of cooling of oil prices as Saudi Arabia aims to soon restart some flows through its main east-to-west pipeline, which was damaged in attacks last week.
The Straits Times Index edged 3.17 points higher, or 0.06%, to 5,659.280.
Investors are also keenly eyeing the US-China summit later this week for cues on trade and economic relations between the two economic giants.
Newlink Technology (HKG:9600) terminated a memorandum of intent for the potential acquisition of HK Ant Global Investment.The parties had entered the memorandum in May, a Friday bourse filing showed.
New Concepts Holdings (HKG:2221) completed the issue of 5 million new shares to Du Lei to raise net proceeds of nearly HK$4.9 million.The parties had entered into the share subscription agreement earlier in September, a Friday bourse filing showed.The construction company plans to use proceeds for general working capital.
Eternity Investment (HKG:0764) unit Eternity Finance and executive director Lei Hong Wai agreed to sell around 169 million and 18.7 million respective shares in China Healthwise (HKG:0348).The shares, representing an 18.3% and 2% stake in China Healthwise, respectively, were sold to Hwa Sheng International Investment at HK$0.08 apiece, a Friday bourse filing showed.The company will receive a consideration of around HK$13.5 million from the disposal and cease to hold any stake in China Healthwise following completion.Proceeds will be used to repay a margin loan, as well as for general working capital.