EIGHT SINGAPORE STOCKS: IMPORTANT UPDATES

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UOB STOCK. OCBC STOCK,. ASIAN PAY TV TRUST. SHENG SIONG STOCK, COMFORTDELGRO STOCK, SEMBCORP INDUSTRIES STOCK, CHINA EVERBRIGHT WATER STOCK, CHINA SUNSINE STOCK

Dear readers, let us watch the video below to learn about important updates about the following stocks:


If you would want to skip directly to the specific stocks, the below are the timings.

00:01 - UOB Ltd02:17 - OCBC Ltd04:20 - Asian Pay TV Trust06:37 - Sheng Siong Group09:00 - ComfortDelGro 16:10 - Sembcorp Industries Ltd19:30 - China Everbright Water Ltd22:25 - China Sunsine Chemical Holdings Ltd
 
 
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