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Singapore Shares Surge on US-Iran Deal; VibroPower Surges 25%

Singapore shares surged on Monday, tracking regional gain as investors' sentiment was boosted by the US and Iran's deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.The Straits Times Index (STI), a key benchmark for the Singapore Exchange, ranged between 5,061.05 and 5,095.12 throughout the day. It ended the session at 5,077.29, up 51.49 points or 1% compared to Friday's close.In economic news, Singapore's total employment increased by 9,400 in the first quarter, extending its growth streak to 18 consecutive quarters, according to a Ministry of Manpower report.On the corporate front, shares of VibroPower (SGX:BJD) surged over 25% at the close as it granted an option to purchase its Tuas Avenue 16 industrial property to Ecorecycling for SG$3.9 million.Global Testing (SGX:AYN) surged nearly 8% as it completed all regulatory requirements for its capital reduction exercise, leading the way for cash distribution to entitled shareholders.Meanwhile, shares of Annica Holdings (SGX:JFQ) closed nearly 3% higher as it secured a commercial solar-hydrogen project in Sarawak, Malaysia.

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Annica Holdings Bags Solar-Hydrogen Project in Malaysia; Shares Up 3%

Annica Holdings (SGX:JFQ) secured a commercial solar-hydrogen project in Sarawak, Malaysia, according to a Friday filing with the Singapore Exchange.Shares of the investment firm were up over 3% in Monday trading.The project was awarded to Annica's renewable energy subsidiary, H2 Energy, by Universiti Malaysia Sarawak. Under the contract, H2 Energy will design and deploy solar and hydrogen energy systems for the university's Kampung Assum Living Lab initiative.The project is expected to commence by the end of June.Separately, Annica said its subsidiary Cahya Suria Energy is in discussions with Travia Consultancy Services on a potential expansion of an existing framework agreement that could lead to the joint production of diesel-grade products from used tyres.

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Annica Holdings Launches Up to SG$5.2 Million Rights Issue

Annica Holdings (SGX:JFQ) lodged an offer information statement for a renounceable non-underwritten rights issue to raise up to SG$5.2 million in net proceeds, according to a Friday filing with the Singapore Exchange.The renewable energy firm will issue up to 168.5 million shares at SG$0.034 per share, on the basis of six rights shares for every five existing shares held.Proceeds raised from the issue will be used for renewable energy project development, working capital, debt reduction and for general corporate purposes.

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Annica Issues Consolidated Share to Entitled Shareholder

Annica (SGX:JFQ) issued one consolidated share to an entitled shareholder whose existing shareholding was less than 150 shares, according to a Friday filing with the Singapore Exchange.The issuance was part of the investment holding company's share consolidation exercise.

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Annica Completes Share Consolidation; Shares Down 3%

Annica (SGX:JFQ) completed its share consolidation, with every 150 existing shares merged into 1 share, according to a Wednesday filing with the Singapore Exchange.Shares of the energy group were down nearly 3% in Thursday's late-morning trade.Following the conclusion of the exercise, the company now has 140.3 million shares.The company was also assigned a new stock code, the filing added.

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Annica Holdings Provides Business Updates Following Q1 Results; Shares Down 6%

Annica Holdings (SGX:JFQ) issued updates on its business operations after reporting its first-quarter results.The company completed the disposal of a 60% stake in Panah Jaya Makmur for SG$488,000 as part of its strategy to improve capital efficiency, according to a Wednesday filing with the Singapore Exchange.Shares of the energy group were down nearly 6% in Thursday trading.Commenting on its first-quarter results, the company said that the lower revenue was primarily due to the timing of revenue recognition, as some projects are still ongoing, adding that the lower revenue does not reflect any material deterioration in its activities or customer demand.Meanwhile, Annica has secured an order book of SG$5.2 million, which will have an impact on its financials for 2026.

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