SIA, Scoot passenger traffic growth eases to 3.1% in May

SIA, Scoot passenger traffic growth eases to 3.1% in May

[SINGAPORE] National carrier Singapore Airlines (SIA) and its low-cost arm Scoot reported a 3.1 per cent year-on-year increase in passenger traffic in May, easing from the previous month’s growth, its operating results showed on Monday (Jun 16). In April, passenger traffic grew 4.8 per cent year on year, driven partly by the Easter holidays, SIA…

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Goh Jin Hian judgement clarifies scope of directors’ duties, notes observers as ruling says directors should be a ‘sentinel’, not a ‘sleuth’

Goh Jin Hian judgement clarifies scope of directors’ duties, notes observers as ruling says directors should be a ‘sentinel’, not a ‘sleuth’

[SINGAPORE] Former Inter-Pacific Petroleum (IPP) non-executive director Goh Jin Hian’s recent win in his appeal in the Appellate Division of the High Court has given “welcome relief” to other company directors with its clarification of the scope of directors’ duties. The High Court in a judgement on Jun 5 overturned a previous ruling requiring Goh…

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Thai Airways exits debt restructuring plan with court approval

Thai Airways exits debt restructuring plan with court approval

[BANGKOK] Thai Airways International won court approval to exit a debt restructuring programme, paving the way for resumption of trading in its stocks after a four-year gap. The Central Bankruptcy Court in Bangkok on Monday (Jun 16) granted the national carrier’s plea to emerge from the court-supervised debt rehabilitation. The airline successfully completed the restructuring…

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Petronas looks abroad to help cut production costs

Malaysia’s oil giant Petronas looks abroad to help cut production costs

[KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia’s state-owned oil and gas company Petronas is looking to expand output from more affordable assets abroad in an effort to cut production costs and rein in declining profits. Petronas is seeking to produce oil at a break-even level of US$50 per barrel, from US$60 to US$70 in the past five years, said…

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Indonesia bourse mulls extending trading window by one hour

Indonesia bourse mulls extending trading window by one hour

The Indonesian stock market currently operates in a seven-hour window of 9.00 am to 4.00 pm Published Mon, Jun 16, 2025 · 11:06 AM [JAKARTA] Indonesia’s stock exchange will consider extending trading hours, in its latest effort to draw foreign investors to South-east Asia’s biggest economy after heavy sell-offs earlier this year. The local bourse…

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