in PGIM Real Estate Asia Retail Fund for S$197.2 million, in line with plans to bolster its presence in Singapore's suburban retail sector. The counter closed at S$2.31 on Tuesday, down S$0.04 or 1.7 per cent before the announcement.To facilitate a consensual restructuring of KrisEnergy, Keppel has entered into an agreement with DBS Bank to
till Dec 31, 2020 for KrisEnergy's revolving credit facility. Keppel shares ended Tuesday at S$5.96, up S$0.01 or 0.2 per cent, before the announcement.
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