PRE-MARKET TAIWAN AND SINGAPORE STOCKS NEWS: CapitaLand Investment (CLI SP) is targeting USD 500mln in investor commitments for its third Asia-Pacific credit programme, with a first close targeted by year-end
CapitaLand targets credit fund commitments, Taiwan companies announce commercial agreements and fee adjustments, and the Taiwan Stock Exchange plans emergency broker discussions on market resilience.
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TAIWAN Aerospace Industrial Development Corp (2634 TT) - Co. secured a 20-year partnership agreement with Canada-based Bombardier. (Taipei Times) Starlux Airlines (2646 TT) - Co. will raise its booking fee to USD 33 from USD 30, effective 7th October. (Focus Taiwan) PieceMakers Technology - Co. expects to begin generating royalty revenue from its intellectual property next year as volume production of high-bandwidth custom chips for AI applications approaches. (Taipei Times) Tech – Emini Nasdaq 100 was choppy on Monday amid the cash market close for Labor Day, while US index futures are mixed during Asia-Pac hours. Other News Taiwan Stock Exchange will hold an emergency meeting with more than 10 major brokerages focused on cybersecurity, market resilience and investor protection, as well as capital-raising plans and odd-lot trading reforms. The exchange will also review brokers’ system capacity and stability amid rising trading volumes, alongside capital adequacy, trading limits and leverage, as Taiwan seeks to strengthen financial security and market infrastructure. (Newswires) SINGAPORE CapitaLand Investment (CLI SP) - Co. is targeting USD 500mln in investor commitments for its third Asia-Pacific credit programme, with a first close targeted by year-end. (Straits Times)
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