Singapore Shares Surge Despite Mixed Regional Performance Due to Iran-Israel Conflict; BBR Up 5%
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Singapore shares rose on Tuesday, with the Straits Times Index closing at 3,930.64, up 0.57%, despite mixed performance in Asian markets due to the Iran-Israel conflict. BBR shares surged nearly 5% after securing SG$220 million in contracts. In contrast, Baker Technology's shares fell over 4% as it anticipates a net loss for the first half of the year. Q & M Dental Group shares also declined over 1% following the closure of its takeover offer for Aoxin Q & M Dental.
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