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The Straits Times
Oct 12
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October 13, 2012 12:44 AM
PROPERTY developer GuocoLand has returned to black in the first quarter. In the three months to Sept 30, the group made a net profit of $9 million compared to a loss of $12.8 million in the previous corresponding period.
Business Times - Singapore
Jan 20
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GUOCOLAND posted a 67 per cent drop in net profit for the second quarter, dragged down by a slide in quarterly revenue.
Business Times - Malaysia
Dec 9
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THE Straits Times Index slipped 1.2 per cent to 2,694.60 at the close. All but four stocks fell in the benchmark gauge of 30 companies. The measure fell 2.8 per cent for the week, the fifth decline in six weeks.
These shares were among the most...
Business Times - Malaysia
Dec 7
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GuocoLand Malaysia Bhd, a property developer, rose 1.2 per cent, set for its highest close since Dec 1. The company plans to buy land for RM107.9 million, according to an exchange filing. -- Bloomberg
Business Times - Malaysia
Nov 8
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GuocoLand (Malaysia) Bhd has proposed to acquire the entire equity interest in PJ City Development Sdn Bhd from GuoLine Asset Sdn Bhd (GASB) for RM29.785 million cash.
PJ City is the beneficial owner of two parcels of land situated in...
The Straits Times
Oct 16
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DEVELOPER GuocoLand has unexpectedly reversed into the red. It reported a net loss of $12.8 million in the first quarter compared to a profit of $40.9 million in the same period last year. Revenue for the three months ended Sept 30 fell by 55 per...
Business Times - Singapore
Oct 3
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KIM Eng Research has sieved out seven potential privatisation candidates amid the latest market selldown, citing reasons such as share purchases by majority shareholders and deep valuations.
The Straits Times
Aug 26
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PERFORMANCE was better in the fourth quarter but reduced profits from China meant a disappointing full-year result for developer GuocoLand.
Business Times - Malaysia
Jun 16
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GuocoLand Ltd, the developer controlled by Malaysian tycoon Quek Leng Chan, said it will tie up with Employees Provident Fund of Malaysia for a Singapore downtown project where it will build the city's tallest apartments.
Guocoland, whose units...
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