PRE-MARKET TAIWAN & SINGAPORE STOCK NEWS: SIA Engineering (SIE SP) - Co. FY (SGD) net 168.9mln (prev. 139.6mln Y/Y), rev. 1.42bln (prev. 1.25bln Y/Y)

SIA Engineering reported a strong year-on-year increase in both net profit and revenue, which indicates robust demand for their aircraft maintenance services.

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PRE-MARKET TAIWAN & SINGAPORE STOCK NEWS: SIA Engineering (SIE SP) - Co. FY (SGD) net 168.9mln (prev. 139.6mln Y/Y), rev. 1.42bln (prev. 1.25bln Y/Y)

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TAIWAN

TSMC (2330 TT) - Co.’s Arizona investment project has progressed better than expected, though it still faces challenges including water and labour shortages. (Focus Taiwan)

SINGAPORE

OCBC (OCBC SP) - Co. priced EUR 500mln worth of 2.989% fixed-rate covered bonds due 2029 under its USD 10bln global covered bond programme. (Business Times)

SIA Engineering (SIE SP) - Co. FY (SGD) net 168.9mln (prev. 139.6mln Y/Y), rev. 1.42bln (prev. 1.25bln Y/Y), with results supported by robust demand for aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services, while the evolving Middle East situation has increased operational risks. (Dow Jones Newswires)

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However, the mention of increased operational risks stemming from the current situation in the Middle East could add volatility to shares, making it crucial for traders to assess the balance between strong earnings and potential geopolitical impacts.

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