Dayen, Hyflux Trust, STX Pan Ocean: Singapore’s Equity Preview
Bloomberg – Dec. 3 (Bloomberg) — The following shares may rise or fall in Singapore. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are from the previous market close. The Straits Times Index rose 1.2 percent to 3,521.27 on Nov. 30, rounding off its biggest weekly
Source: www.bloomberg.com

Fuel Prices, Falling Rates Boost Utility Funds
Street.Com – The fund’s second largest holding, Singapore’s Hyflux Ltd, jumped 16.15% on a steady pipeline of Chinese water projects and plans to raise $162 million to continue the company’s expansion in China, India, the Middle East and North Africa. The third
Source: www.thestreet.com

Singapore shares close mixed on profit-taking – UPDATE
CNBC – Trading debutante Hyflux Water Trust (HWT), a unit of water treatment company Hyflux Ltd, closed at 71 cents, 9 percent below its below its initial public offering (IPO) price of 78 cents as market sentiment remained weak. HWT’s initial portfolio
Source: www.cnbc.com

Asian Markets Regain Momentum, HK & Australia Hit Record Highs
Stockhouse Canada – Hyflux shares are on investors’ radar as the water company said its CFO would resign to become finance chief at new water trust set up by the firm. Hyflux also said it would list the new trust later this year in a bid to raise US$100 billion. 2007
Source: www.stockhouse.ca

Hyflux to raise $147m in water trust IPO
Straits Times – Singapore water firm Hyflux said it will set up a business trust that includes 13 China water treatment plants to be floated on the stock market in a deal that a source said would be worth more than US$100 million (S$147 million). Hyflux plans to
Source: www.straitstimes.com

Singapore Stocks Seek Stability []
RTT News – Among the gainers, water treatment specialist Hyflux, Keppel Land and City Developments all finished higher, while United Overseas Bank bucked the trend to finish slightly lower. The market draws a rare positive lead from Wall Street. Stocks rose
Source: www.rttnews.com

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