I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.Singtel is set to transform its business with a S$13.8 billion investment in ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, partnering with KKR. Following reports of the deal, Singtel's shares rose 1.1% on February 2 and surged another 4.7% to close at S$4.86 the next day. The consortium may also include GIC and Mubadala as minority co-investors. The stock opened at S$4.95 on February 3 after the announcement.
[SINGAPORE] When the market whispers about a S$13 billion deal, people usually listen. But when Singtel and private equity giant KKR are the ones doing the talking – and the target is ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) – the market doesn’t just listen; it rallies.
Singtel shares climbed 1.1 per cent on Monday (Feb 2) on reports over the weekend that a KKR-Singtel consortium was nearing a deal. Sovereign wealth funds GIC from Singapore and Mubadala from Abu Dhabi were also said to be in talks to join as minority co-investors.
As anticipation built, shares of the Singapore-listed telecom company soared another 4.7 per cent on Tuesday to close at S$4.86. It opened at S$4.95 on Wednesday after the deal was announced earlier in the morning.