SINGAPORE - The following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Tuesday :
Separately, CapitaLand also announced on Monday that its shopping mall Raffles City Chongqing in China saw over 900,000 visitors during its opening weekend. The mall, with 95 per cent committed occupancy, is the first component of the integrated Raffles City development. Singapore Press Holdings : The media and property group, which publishes The Business Times, has recorded a revaluation gain of 6.7 per cent or £22.8 million on its purpose-built student accommodation portfolio in the UK. The gain comes within a year of SPH's expansion into the student accommodation sector, with an initial £180.5 million investment. Shares of SPH closed at $1.99 on Monday, up one cent or 0.51 per cent, before the announcement was made.
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