Chip Eng Seng Corporation (CES)

Chip Eng Seng enters into agreements with its JV partners to redevelop Peace Centre and Peace Mansion - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Property

Chip Eng Seng enters into agreements with its JV partners to redevelop Peace Centre and Peace Mansion

The partners, through their JVCos, have also entered into a facility agreement with several banks for a loan of $835.7 million.

Offer

Tangs’ offer for Chip Eng Seng turns unconditional

The closing date of the offer is extended to 5.30pm on Jan 19.

M&A

Chip Eng Seng to acquire remaining shares in CES Tropical (Maldives) for US$1.3 mil

The sale shares represent 30% of the total issued share capital in CES Tropical (Maldives).

Property

Chip Eng Seng terminates sale contracts with purchasers of units in JV's proposed mixed-use development in Australia

The decision to the terminate the project was due to the "significantly rising" costs due to Covid-19 and the Russo-Ukrainian war.

Contracts

Chip Eng Seng secures contract worth $67.5 mil through 55%-owned JV company

The contract is in relation to the construction of an industrial wastewater plant in Malaysia.
Chip Eng Seng to acquire minority interest in 8 Shenton Way for $2.13 mil - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Property

Chip Eng Seng to acquire minority interest in 8 Shenton Way for $2.13 mil

The proposed acquisition is said to allow Chip Eng Seng to acquire a meaningful stake in a prime real estate site in the CBD

Deals, joint ventures & alliances

Chip Eng Seng to provide management services to hotels and serviced residences via JV as an IPT

Shares in Chip Eng Seng closed 0.5 cent higher or 1.18% up at 43 cents on Jan 31.
Peace Centre and Peace Mansion to go enbloc; SingHaiyi, Chip Eng Seng and KSH make successful joint offer of $650 mil - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Property

Peace Centre and Peace Mansion to go enbloc; SingHaiyi, Chip Eng Seng and KSH make successful joint offer of $650 mil

The offer price of $650.0 million was made on Dec 2 by way of a private treaty, and was accepted on Dec 3.
Nanofilm and Chip Eng Seng bosses raise stakes in respective companies - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Insider moves

Nanofilm and Chip Eng Seng bosses raise stakes in respective companies

Nanofilm Technologies International maintains that it has a healthy demand pipeline. It is also moving into new markets.
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