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Blackstone agrees to buy US$18.7 bil of US logistics assets from Singapore's GLP

SINGAPORE (June 3): Blackstone Group is making a huge bet on the future of e-commerce, agreeing to buy US$18.7 billion ($25.7 billion) of US logistics assets from Singapore’s GLP in what it says is the world’s biggest private-equity real estate deal.

Singapore's GLP plans US$3 billion IPO for its US warehouses

(Apr 26): Singapore-based GLP is planning an initial public offering (IPO) for its US operations that could raise about US$3 billion ($4.09 billion).

GLP delists from SGX

SINGAPORE (Jan 22): GLP, the provider of modern logistics facilities and technology-led solutions, today delisted from the Singapore Exchange (SGX) as it completes its privatisation process.

Stocks To Watch

GLP, Boustead Projects, TTJ, Tung Lok, LHN, Keppel T&T

SINGAPORE (May 23): Here are some stocks to watch this Tuesday morning:

Stocks To Watch

GLP, SIA, SATS, CITIC Envirotech, Wee Hur

SINGAPORE (May 18): Here are some stocks to watch this Friday morning:

Stocks To Watch

ISR Capital, GLP, TTJ, AxcelAsia, Silverlake Axis

SINGAPORE (March 9): Here are some stocks that could move the market this Thursday morning.

GLP clinches new leases in China, Japan

SINGAPORE (March 9): Logistics facilities provider GLP has signed 69,000 sqm of new leases in China and Japan over the past three months.

GLP signs new leases with 3PL companies in China; buys Shanghai company for $72 mil

SINGAPORE (Feb 20): GLP, the provider of modern warehouse facilities, has signed 1.1 million sf of new leases with third party logistics (3PL) companies in China over the past two months.

Stocks To Watch

Singtel, GLP, F&N, Ho Bee, IPS Securex, Avi-Tech

SINGAPORE (Feb 9): Here are some stocks that could move the market this Thursday morning.

Results

GLP reports 7% fall in 3Q earnings on forex losses, absence of one-time gain

SINGAPORE (Feb 9): GLP, the provider of modern logistics facilities, reported a 7% drop in 3Q17 earnings to $170.7 million from $184.2 million a year ago.
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