OCBC offers S$1.4b bid to remaining 11.56% stake in Great Eastern
With the Offer, OCBC intends to increase its investment in Great Eastern beyond its current stake of 88.44%, with a view to delisting the insurer from the SGX-ST.
With the Offer, OCBC intends to increase its investment in Great Eastern beyond its current stake of 88.44%, with a view to delisting the insurer from the SGX-ST.
Warr has spent more than two decades at top global agencies counseling clients across industries, disciplines and geographies; managing eight-figure P&Ls with meticulous operational oversight; and building diverse, award-winning teams.
This product aims to enhance the take-home beer experience by creating a luxurious, creamy foam on top of the can when opened, mirroring the sensation of a draft beer served in a bar or restaurant.
For Gatorade, they are committed to help 2,500,000 teens across the world access the life-changing power of sport by 2030. Moreover, it promises to continue its mission to increase participation and to inspire future generations to get active.
PTBC will continue to operate independently until the integration process is completed. This is targeted to be in the fourth quarter of 2024. During this period, PTBC will serve its customers as usual with its banking products and services, including banking transactions at PTBC’s branches and through digital channels.
According to Paradise Group, which will be the chain’s franchisee, they will be opening eight chains across Singapore in a span of three years.
The findings revealed that on a quarterly basis, every 1 in 4 orders placed with partners are from customers who have ordered from the same restaurant at least 2-3 times. Additionally, 10% of orders represent customers who have ordered 4-5 times, while 5% consist of customers who have ordered 10 times or more.
For our latest Top Story feature, we spoke with Timothy Chan, executive creative director and partner at GOVT Singapore to learn more about this extended mandate, reflections on their past works with SDC, and what this three-year extension means for them as an agency.
WSJ editor-in-chief Emma Tucker said, “Some of these changes are structural: We are bringing together our business, finance and economics coverage. Some are geographic: We are shifting our center of gravity in the region from Hong Kong to Singapore, as many of the companies we cover have done.”
Brocklehurst has over 13 years’ experience working in leading PR and Marketing agencies, with nearly a decade spent in Singapore.