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SINGAPORE (Mar 2): Mainboard-listed developer Chip Eng Seng, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Chip Eng Seng Contractors, has bagged a contract worth $98.7 million from the Housing and Development Board (HDB).
SINGAPORE (Aug 23): Property developer Chip Eng Seng is proposing to undertake a renounceable underwritten rights issue to raise some $98.7 million for its expansion plans.
SINGAPORE (Aug 2): Chip Eng Seng has announced that its newly-acquired property at 51 Pirie Street in Adelaide, Australia will be developed into a new Hyatt Regency.
SINGAPORE (Aug 1): Property and education group Chip Eng Seng reported 2Q19 earnings ended June of $3.9 million, down 67.4% from $12.2 million in 2Q18 on lower sales and higher expenses.
SINGAPORE (Jan 22): Chip Eng Seng Corporation announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, CELH Development, has been awarded the tender for the land parcel at Kampoing Java Road at a tender price of $418.38 million by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (UR
SINGAPORE (July 2): Chip Eng Seng says that its newly incorporated wholly-owned subsidiary is acquiring a property located at 51 Pirie Street in Adelaide, Australia for A$14.5 million ($14.6 million).
SINGAPORE (May 21): Chip Eng Seng (CES) is planning to acquire up to 75% in Pennsylvania-based American Scholar Group (ASG) for US$1.5 million ($2 million).