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Livingstone Health Allots and Issues Over 1.1 Million Shares

Livingstone Health (SGX:PRH) allotted and issued 1.1 million shares pursuant to the exercise of warrants, according to a filing with the Singapore Exchange on Monday.Following the allotment and issuance of the shares, the total number of issued and paid-up capital of the company has increased to 630.5 million shares.The shares are expected to be listed and quoted on the Catalist on or about April 30.

Maanshan Turns to Profit in Q1

Maanshan Iron & Steel (SHA:600808, HKG:0323) turned to an attributable profit of 42.4 million yuan in the first quarter from an attributable loss of 144.1 million yuan in the year-ago period, according to a Saturday filing with the Shanghai bourse.The iron company logged earnings per share of 0.01 yuan compared with a loss per share of 0.02 yuan in the prior-year period.Operating revenue declined 8.8% year over year to 17.7 billion yuan from 19.4 billion yuan.

HKG:0323SHA:600808

Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Chief Business Officer - Wheels Resigns

Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services (NSE:M&MFIN, BOM:532720) said chief business officer - wheels has resigned to pursue other interests, according to a Friday filing on Indian bourses.Shares of the company jumped 8% in Monday's trade.He will continue to be associated with the company in a consulting role for the wheels business, the filing said.

BOM:532720NSE:M&MFIN

China's Commitment to Low-Carbon Energy Bearing Fruit, S&P Says

S&P Global Ratings sees China's longstanding investment in low-carbon energy yielding results, especially given current oil price shocks, according to a Monday release.Nonfossils have a 40% share of the country's current power generation, S&P said.Following an initial period of overinvestment and focus on scale, the sector is shifting to better cost discipline and profitability goals, the rating agency said.Balancing capacity with uptake will be a main concern for the sector's next phase, given that grid buildout lags renewable capacity additions, S&P credit analyst Christopher Yip said.Meanwhile, regions with renewable output surpassing demand face curtailment risks, the analyst said.Producers who are able to optimize their trading strategy or distribute through better grid systems should survive this more demanding phase, S&P said.A full supply chain anchoring solar and wind generation and grid infrastructure should support lower costs for local players compared to global peers, S&P said.

Shanghai Composite^SZSE

Offshore Oil Engineering's Q1 Profit Slides 19%

Offshore Oil Engineering's (SHA:600583) attributable profit fell 19% to 438.4 million yuan in the first quarter from 540.8 million yuan in the year-ago period, according to a Saturday filing with the Shanghai/Shenzhen bourse.Earnings per share at the Chinese oil and gas company decreased to 0.10 yuan from 0.12 yuan in the prior-year period.Operating revenue slipped 2% year over year to 4.99 billion yuan from 5.10 billion yuan.

Malaysian Shares End in Red Amid Oil Price Concerns, Mixed Regional Cues

Malaysian shares ended losses to end in the red zone, amid a mixed regional performance. The investors could not find positive cues as rising oil prices continue to burden the economy.The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI shed 3.07 points to end 0.2% lower at 1,717.27 The day range was between 1,717.27 and 1,731.79.In economic news, Malaysia's Producer Price Index (PPI) rose 1.1% year on year in March, reversing a 3.4% decline in February and marking the first increase since March 2025, the Department of Statistics Malaysia reported.The mining sector surged 26.5%, driven by a 38.5% jump in crude oil extraction, while the water supply index rose 11.3% and electricity and gas supply increased 9.6%.In corporate news, Gold Li (KLSE:GOLDLI) is seeking to raise 15.2 million ringgit via an IPO on the ACE Market of Bursa Malaysia. The property developer's IPO entails a public issue of 117 million new shares at 0.13 ringgit each, and an offer for sale of 36 million shares.Shares of Dialog Group (KLSE:DIALOG) gained about 3% on close after it completed the disposal of Dialog Diyou PCR via its unit Dialog Chemicals.

FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCIKLSE:DIALOGKLSE:GOLDLI

China's Major Food Delivery Platform Could Reconsider Subsidies Amid Regulatory Fines, S&P Says

Regulatory fines on China's major food delivery platforms could lead to players veering away from subsidies and instead adopt efforts focusing on quality, S&P Global Ratings said in a Monday release.The fines point to authorities' efforts to tone down heightened competition, or involution, in the segment, S&P said.The regulatory move will enable major players such as Meituan (HKG:3690), Alibaba (HKG:9988), and JD.com (HKG:9618) to focus on quality rather than on subsidies, which could lead to better profits after a decline last year, the rating agency said.However, long-term impact will depend on whether the rule will be thoroughly enforced, S&P said.

Shanghai Composite^SZSEHKG:3690HKG:9618HKG:9988

Hope Life Shoots Down Zhongchuang Wangyan's Listing Claims, Clarifies Ties

Hope Life International (HKG:1683) refuted claims in a WeChat post by Zhongchuang Wangyan (Shenzhen) Technology that the latter is pursuing a listing under the former's stock code, according to a Monday filing with the Hong Kong bourse.The post alleged that Zhongchuang Wangyan plans to list under stock code 01683 and that, upon completion of certain procedures, Hope Life would be renamed "Zhongchuang Wangyan" and undergo changes to its board composition.The construction services provider said it has not entered into any agreement, arrangement or understanding with Zhongchuang Wangyan or its affiliates in relation to the alleged listing, proposed name change, or board revamp, and has no plans to do so.Hope Life added that its only relationship with Zhongchuang Wangyan is a cooperation framework agreement signed in September 2025 through a subsidiary for the joint development of an online banquet-related business, with no other contractual, equity, or other ties between the parties.

Hong Lai Huat Buys Back Shares

Hong Lai Huat (SGX:CTO) bought back 826,500 shares worth SG$73,750 or SG$0.089 apiece on Monday, according to a same-day filing with the Singapore Exchange.The property developer has so far repurchased around 34.8 million shares under its existing buyback mandate.

Soochow Securities Starts InventisBio at Buy with 39.03 Yuan Price Target

INESA Intelligent's Q1 Profit Rises 6%, Revenue Climbs 3%

INESA Intelligent Technology's (SHA:600602, SHA:900901) net profit attributable to shareholders in the first quarter rose 5.8% to 44.6 million yuan from 42.1 million yuan a year earlier, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Saturday.Both of the Chinese information technology company's A and B shares rose less than 2% at the close of Monday's trade.Earnings per share increased 6.5% year on year to 0.033 yuan from 0.031 yuan.Operating revenue climbed 2.8% to 1.45 billion yuan from 1.41 billion yuan in the previous year.

SHA:600602SHA:900901

BAIOO Family Interactive to Launch New Mobile Game in Mainland China

BAIOO Family Interactive's (HKG:2100) new mobile game Graffiti! Color World will be launched in Mainland China on Tuesday, April 28, according to a Monday Hong Kong bourse filing.The game debuted on June 10, 2025, and completed pre-launch testing on March 26, 2026.The number of pre-registered game users stands at over 6 million as of Monday, the filing said.

Beijing Jingneng Power's Q1 Attributable Profit Edges Up

Beijing Jingneng Power's (SHA:600578) attributable profit edged up 1.5% to 1.10 billion yuan in the first quarter from 1.09 billion yuan, after adjustments, in the year-ago period, according to a Saturday filing with the Shanghai bourse.Earnings per share at the electric power and heat products producer increased 6.7% to 0.16 yuan from 0.15 yuan in the prior-year period.Operating revenue grew 2.2% year over year to 10.2 billion yuan from 9.96 billion yuan.

Hong Fok Buys Back More Shares

Hong Fok (SGX:H30) bought back 556,100 shares in the open market on Monday for around SG$583,743, according to a same-day after-market filing with the Singapore Exchange.To date, the property investment company has bought back nearly 15.6 million shares.

Olam Unit Completes 44.58% Stake Sale in Olam Agri for $1.88 Billion

Olam's (SGX:VC2) subsidiary, Olam Holdings, completed the tranche 1 sale of a 44.58% stake in Olam Agri to the Saudi Agriculture & Livestock Investment Company (SALIC) for $1.88 billion, according to a Monday filing with the Singapore Exchange.The company has a put option to sell its remaining 19.99% stake in Olam Agri three years from the completion of tranche 1 for around $799.6 million, plus additional considerations. SALIC has a matching call option.Following the completion of the second tranche, Olam Agri will become a 100% owned subsidiary of the SALIC.

Cropmate's Several Bank Accounts Frozen by Anti-Graft Agency Amid Ongoing Probe

Cropmate (KLSE:CRPMATE) said several bank accounts belonging to the company and one of its units were frozen by Malaysia's anti-corruption authority.The action forms part of an ongoing investigation, which the group said is understood to be within standard regulatory procedures, according to a Monday Malaysian bourse filing.The company stated it is fully cooperating with the authorities and is working to lift the freezing order through the appropriate legal channels. The board also noted that there is currently no evidence suggesting wrongdoing by its management or employees.Cropmate added that its operations remain unaffected.

Daiichi Sankyo Delays Release of Fiscal Year 2025 Results to May 11 for Further Review

Daiichi Sankyo (TYO:4568) has rescheduled the announcement of its consolidated financial results for the fiscal year 2025 from April 27 to May 11, citing the need for additional time to finalize figures.The delay is primarily due to a review of supply plans for its oncology portfolio, which requires further deliberation to reasonably estimate loss provisions related to contracts with manufacturers, according to a Tokyo bourse filing on Monday.The company also moved the announcement of its 5-year Business Plan (FY2026-FY2030) from May 19 to align with the new results date on May 11.

ST Engineering Bags Contracts Worth SG$4.8 Billion in Q1

ST Engineering (SGX:S63) secured contracts worth SG$4.8 billion during the first quarter of the year, according to a Monday filing with the Singapore Exchange.The contracts comprise a SG$1.7 billion from the commercial aerospace segment, SG$2.4 billion from the defense and public security segment and around SG$700 million from the urban solutions and satcom segment.

Hongkong Land Buys Back More Shares

Hongkong Land (SGX:H78) bought back 672,400 shares on Friday at a weighted average price of $7.6081 apiece, according to a Monday Singapore bourse filing.The repurchased shares will be canceled, the real estate developer said.

Beijing Jingneng Power's Attributable Profit Surges 102% in 2025

Beijing Jingneng Power's (SHA:600578) attributable profit rose 102% to 3.53 billion yuan in 2025 from 1.75 billion yuan, after adjustments, in 2024, according to a Saturday filing with the Shanghai bourse.Earnings per share at the electric power and heat products producer increased 117% to 0.50 yuan from 0.23 yuan in the previous year.Operating revenue stayed flat at 35.4 billion yuan.