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DBS Group Research is maintaining its ‘buy’ call on technology firm Sea, at a revised target price of US$204 ($274.70).

Internet platform provider Sea’s 3QFY2020 results came in above expectations with strong revenue growth at 99% y-o-y, say CGS-CIMB analysts Ong Khang Chuen and Darren Ong.

Technology firm Sea Group – which owns e-commerce platform Shopee and game developer Garena – logged net losses of US$425.6 million ($571.90 million) in 3QFY2020 ended Sep 30, up 106.3% from the US

Mall operator CapitaLand and ecommerce platform Shopee are joining hands to help accelerate the digitalization of Singapore retailers, and thereby emerge stronger from the Covid-19 crisis.

CGS-CIMB analysts Ngoh Yi Sin and Darren Ong are reiterating their “add” recommendation on Sea Limited with a higher target price of US$185.30 ($252.00) from US$158.20 previously as the group conta

Sea Limited and the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) will be partnering to hire and train 500 Singaporeans for tech jobs under a new programme.

When it comes to making investments and providing capital for start-ups to flourish, these activities are usually performed by seasoned venture capitalists, not students.

Tech stocks continue to profit from Covid-19 lockdown measures, as SEA Ltd reported strong adjusted revenue growth of 93.4% y-o-y and 40.8% q-o-q.

With Southeast Asia rapidly treading down the path of digital transformation, CGS-CIMB analysts Ngoh Yi Sin and Darren Ong believe that technology firm SEA group is the best vehicle with which inve

David Chen left his native China as a teenager to attend school in Singapore. Little did he know that his adopted city would help him reach the ranks of the ultra-rich.