<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>[SINGAPORE] The following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Thursday (Dec 4):</p><p> Cordlife : The cord-blood bank is facing claims of at least S$5.45 million in damages from clients who stored 109 cord-blood units with the company. The board warned that an order to pay the claims would hurt the group’s financials for the year ending Dec 31. Shares of Cordlife ended S$0.003 or 2 per cent lower at S$0.146 on Wednesday, after the announcement.</p><p>DFI Retail Group : The supermarket and retail store operator unveiled a three-year strategic road map targeting double-digit profit growth and a higher dividend payout, as it moves to leverage its scale and digital capabilities. The counter closed US$0.17 or 4.9 per cent higher at US$3.67 on Wednesday, before the announcement.</p></div></div>

<p>Cordlife faces claims of at least S$5.45 million in damages, potentially impacting its financials for the year ending Dec 31. Shares fell 2% to S$0.146. DFI Retail Group announced a three-year strategic road map aiming for double-digit profit growth and higher dividend payout. Shares rose 4.9% to US$3.67.</p>

Stocks to watch: Cordlife, DFI Retail Group, SingLand, Tuan Sing, Vibrant Group