Ascendas-Singbridge (ASB)

If CapitaLand's restructuring exercise goes through, not all shareholders will benefit equally.

SINGAPORE (Dec 9): Singapore’s real estate investment trusts (S-REITs) continue to excite market watchers, amid a flurry of mergers and acquisitions this year.

SINGAPORE (Oct 1): Property group CapitaLand plans to grow its assets under management (AUM) in India to $7 billion by 2024 from $3.3 billion at present.

SINGAPORE (Aug 21): CapitaLand, South-east Asia’s largest property group, is expected to have a better 2H19 now that assets under management have expanded to $129.1 billion after the acquisition of Ascendas-Singbridge (ASB).

SINGAPORE (July 22): CapitaLand has announced total divestments of some $3.46 billion this year, exceeding its annual target of at least $3 billion. These include sales to third parties as well as the group’s real estate investment trusts (REITs) and fu

SINGAPORE (July 16): CapitaLand completed its merger with Ascendas-Singbridge (ASB) on June 30. The group acquired all the shares in two ASB subsidiaries from Temasek for $6 billion, to create the largest diversified property group in Asia.

SINGAPORE (May 27): DBS Group Research believes CapitaLand’s (CAPL) merger with Ascendas-Singbridge (ASB) will herald a new era of growth for the property group.

SINGAPORE (Apr 29): Now that the shareholders have approved CapitaLand’s proposed merger with Ascendas-Singbridge, attention may turn to synergies and overlaps in the two companies. In particular, ASB’s hospitality arm, Ascendas Hospitality Trust (AHT

SINGAPORE (Apr 22): Jewel Changi Airport — Singapore’s newest integrated development by CapitaLand and Changi Airport — is quite the talk of the town with its waterfall, jungle, shops, eateries and a YOTELAIR. It houses more than 2,000 trees and pal

SINGAPORE (April 8): CapitaLand has made a convincing case for why its proposed acquisition of the Ascendas-Singbridge group from Temasek Holdings is in its long-term interest. But it hasn’t demonstrated that its minority investors are being treated fai