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Fortis Maintains Quarterly Dividend at C$0.64 a Share, Payable Mar. 1 to Shareholders of Record on Feb. 17

Fortis Inc. announced a dividend of $0.64 per common share, payable on March 1, 2026, to shareholders of record as of February 17, 2026. Dividends for various series of First Preference Shares were also declared.

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Fortis Inc. announces $0.64 per share common share dividend

The FTSE Straits Times Index opened up 0.21% on December 3, reporting 4547.6 points. The trading volume was 136.67 million shares, with a transaction value of 182.24 million yuan. There were 102 advancing stocks and 68 declining stocks. OCBC Bank had the largest increase, rising 0.69% to 18.9 yuan; Wilmar had the largest decline, falling 1.56% to 3.15 yuan

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The local stock market opened up 0.21% on Wednesday | Lianhe Zaobao

Singapore shares showed mixed results on Tuesday, with the STI rising 0.3% to 4,537.96 points, while the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index fell 0.5% to 1,441.16 points. Wilmar International dropped 1.5% amid restructuring announcements, and Raffles Education fell 4.3% after selling a corporate building. Hoe Leong was the most active counter. LGT noted expectations for a US Federal Reserve rate cut boosted some Asian indexes.

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STI up 0.3%, amid mixed showing by Singapore shares

Aletheia Capital downgraded Wilmar International to 'sell' and cut its target price to S$2.50 due to legal issues affecting earnings recovery and balance sheet flexibility. A Chinese court ruling on contract fraud and an Indonesian corruption case have heightened reputational risks. Analyst Nirgunan Tiruchelvam noted impaired earnings visibility and reduced revenue estimates, with shares trading down 1.2% at S$3.21.

Aletheia Capital downgrades Wilmar to ‘sell’, cuts target to S$2.50 on legal woes

Wilmar's China subsidiary, Yikhai Kerry Arawana Holdings, is appealing a guilty verdict for contract fraud, ordered to pay $345.6m in losses. The appeal was lodged with Anhui Provincial Higher People's Court. The fraud involved palm oil trades, causing a $951.6m loss for Anhui Huawen. The impact on profits is uncertain, and Wilmar supports the appeal, rejecting the judgment.

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Wilmar China unit appeals guilty verdict over contract fraud case

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Centurion expanded into Perth with a 25% stake in a student accommodation project. Manulife US Reit seeks approval to expand its investment mandate. Seatrium initiates arbitration over a terminated US$475m contract. Wilmar appeals a Chinese court ruling on contract fraud. LHN reports an 82.7% drop in net profit. Marco Polo Marine's net profit surged 348% due to strong performance and extraordinary gains.

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Wilmar International's subsidiary, Guangzhou Yihai, has appealed a Chinese court ruling that found it guilty of contract fraud, resulting in a 1.88 billion yuan loss. The appeal is lodged with the Anhui Provincial Higher People's Court. YKA, 89.99% owned by Wilmar, supports the appeal, arguing the fraud was committed by Yunnan Huijia, not Guangzhou Yihai. The impact on profits remains uncertain, but operations continue as normal.

Wilmar’s China subsidiary lodges appeal over contract fraud case

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Wilmar's Chinese affiliate, Guangzhou Yihai, has been convicted of being an accomplice to contract fraud by a Chinese court, fined 1 million RMB, and required to bear a loss of 1.881 billion RMB. Wilmar's chairman, Kuok Khoon Hong, expressed shock at this and stated that if true, his uncle Kuok Hock Nien would expel him from the family. Guangzhou Yihai has filed an appeal

Wilmar's affiliated Chinese company convicted, Guo Kongfeng expresses shock: If true, Guo Hanyan will kick me out of the house first | Lianhe Zaobao

Wilmar International's CEO, Kuok Khoon Hong, expressed shock over a Chinese court's ruling that a subsidiary was guilty of contract fraud, resulting in a 1.88 billion yuan loss. The fraud involved palm oil trades with state-owned Anhui Huawen and Yunnan Huijia. Kuok denied the allegations, emphasizing the Kuok family's longstanding commitment to China. The case involved falsified documents and alleged collusion between Anhui Huawen and Yunnan Huijia. Wilmar's subsidiary, Yihai Kerry Arawana, disputes the court's judgment, citing commercial illogic and procedural flaws.

‘My uncle, Robert Kuok would expel me’: Wilmar chief rebuts China fraud finding

The Sensex and Nifty indices ended lower, with Sensex down 400 points and Nifty down 124 points, amid weak global cues. Zaggle signed a 36-month deal with BIBA Fashion to provide its Zoyer platform. Urja Global entered a JV with Solarmint Energies for solar panel production. AWL Agri's shares fell over 4% after a major stake sale by Adani Group, making Wilmar International the sole promoter with a 57% stake.

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