The Trendlines Group

SINGAPORE (Oct 4): Shares of Trendlines Group, the investor of medical and agricultural technology startups, saw heavy trading on Friday after the group said its current market price "does not properly reflect the company's value".

SINGAPORE (Sept 30): US President Donald Trump said on Sept 25 that a deal to end a 15-month trade war with China could happen sooner than people thought and that the Chinese were making big agricultural purchases from the US, including of beef and pork.

SINGAPORE (Sept 24): Trendlines Group is set to receive conditional commitments of up to US$22 million ($30.3 million) for its new Singapore-based venture fund, Trendlines Agrifood.

SINGAPORE (July 29): The European Central Bank has signalled the need for significant stimulus in the economy, as the growth outlook deteriorates. While the ECB has held rates unchanged for now, president Mario Draghi has indicated that lower interest rat

SINGAPORE (July 23): Shares in The Trendlines Group opened 28.2% higher at 10 cents on Tuesday from its 7.8 cents close on Monday, hitting a intraday high of 10.2 cents minutes later.

SINGAPORE (10 July): The Trendlines Group says its Bayer Trendlines Ag Innovation Fund has established EcoPhage - a new company focused on discovering and developing environmentally friendly products for disease control in agriculture.

SINGAPORE (Dec 18): The Trendlines Group announced Tuesday it plans to open a Singapore-based innovation centre focused on developing agrifood technologies.

SINGAPORE (July 3): Only 1% of the hundreds of leads that is being reviewed yearly by The Trendlines Group is selected to be its portfolio company.

SINGAPORE (May 31): The Trendlines Group is extending its collaboration network to Brazil, after subsidiary Trendlines Incubators Israel entered into a cooperation agreement with Goiânia-based Sirius Venture Capital e Participacoes Ltda.

SINGAPORE (May 9): The Trendlines Group posted losses of US$1.3 million ($1.7 million) for the 1Q ended March, improving some 22.7% from losses of US$1.7 million a year ago on the back of lower expenses.