After a couple of electric announcements, we now head back to diesel power for the latest Greatest Gathering announcement.

The Kent and East Sussex Railway (K&ESR) has announced its final visitor for its upcoming Diesel Gala. The fourth and final ...

GREAT Eastern is proposing to delist from the Singapore bourse by way of its largest shareholder Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. (ODBC) offering SG$900 million ($699.9 million) to buy the rest of the ...

Trading of Great Eastern’s shares has been suspended since July 2024. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The offer, which OCBC said on Friday (Jun 6) was made “at the request of Great Eastern”, will resolve the latter’s 11-month suspension in share trading, while “providing its shareholders an exit at a ...

OCBC’s offer is 17.8% higher than the S$25.60 a share cash offer made about a year ago. (EPA Images pic) Great Eastern Holdings Ltd, is seeking to delist with a S$900 million (US$700 million ...

Great Eastern is proposing to delist from the Singapore bourse by way of its largest shareholder Overseas-Chinese Banking Corp offering S$900 million (US$700 million) to buy the rest of the ...

OCBC is offering S$30.15 per share for the 6.28% of Great Eastern that it doesn't already own, it said early Friday. The Singapore bank said it made the offer at the request of Great Eastern, an ...

Great Eastern Holdings Ltd. is seeking to delist with an improved S$900 million ($700 million) bid from Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. for the rest of the shares it does not currently own, marking ...

SINGAPORE--Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation has made a near-US$700 million exit offer for Great Eastern, backing the insurance subsidiary's bid to delist itself from the Singapore Exchange.

Great Eastern may propose delisting the company via an offer by OCBC, which will be higher than the one made by the lender in May last year, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing non ...

In May 2024, OCBC made a voluntary unconditional general offer of $1.4 billion for the remaining 11.56 per cent stake in Great Eastern that it did not already own, with the aim to delist the insurer.