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[SINGAPORE] Singapore’s Sea Ltd has reclaimed its title as South-east Asia’s most valuable publicly traded company, surpassing DBS Group Holdings after a 300 per cent comeback rally powered by its e-commerce arm Shopee.
Shares of the Internet company rose 1.1 per cent in New York for a market capitalisation of US$111 billion. Hours later, regional banking giant DBS finished Tuesday (Aug 26) 0.6 per cent lower in Singapore for a valuation of US$110.3 billion – officially ceding the top spot to Sea.
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[SINGAPORE] Singapore’s Sea Ltd has reclaimed its title as South-east Asia’s most valuable publicly traded company, surpassing DBS Group Holdings after a 300 per cent comeback rally powered by its e-commerce arm Shopee.
Shares of the Internet company rose 1.1 per cent in New York for a market capitalisation of US$111 billion. Hours later, regional banking giant DBS finished Tuesday (Aug 26) 0.6 per cent lower in Singapore for a valuation of US$110.3 billion – officially ceding the top spot to Sea.
Sea overtakes DBS as South-east Asia’s most valuable company
Shares of the Internet company rise 1.1% in New York for a market capitalisation of US$111 billionListen to this article
- Sea’s e-commerce arm Shopee has cemented its leadership in South-east Asia where more consumers are going online to buy anything from iPhones to daily groceries. PHOTO: REUTERS
- Sea’s e-commerce arm Shopee has cemented its leadership in South-east Asia where more consumers are going online to buy anything from iPhones to daily groceries. PHOTO: REUTERS
- Sea’s e-commerce arm Shopee has cemented its leadership in South-east Asia where more consumers are going online to buy anything from iPhones to daily groceries. PHOTO: REUTERS
- Sea’s e-commerce arm Shopee has cemented its leadership in South-east Asia where more consumers are going online to buy anything from iPhones to daily groceries. PHOTO: REUTERS
- Sea’s e-commerce arm Shopee has cemented its leadership in South-east Asia where more consumers are going online to buy anything from iPhones to daily groceries. PHOTO: REUTERS
[SINGAPORE] Singapore’s Sea Ltd has reclaimed its title as South-east Asia’s most valuable publicly traded company, surpassing DBS Group Holdings after a 300 per cent comeback rally powered by its e-commerce arm Shopee.
Shares of the Internet company rose 1.1 per cent in New York for a market capitalisation of US$111 billion. Hours later, regional banking giant DBS finished Tuesday (Aug 26) 0.6 per cent lower in Singapore for a valuation of US$110.3 billion – officially ceding the top spot to Sea.
Sea overtakes DBS as South-east Asia’s most valuable company
Shares of the Internet company rise 1.1% in New York for a market capitalisation of US$111 billionListen to this article
- Sea’s e-commerce arm Shopee has cemented its leadership in South-east Asia where more consumers are going online to buy anything from iPhones to daily groceries. PHOTO: REUTERS
- Sea’s e-commerce arm Shopee has cemented its leadership in South-east Asia where more consumers are going online to buy anything from iPhones to daily groceries. PHOTO: REUTERS
- Sea’s e-commerce arm Shopee has cemented its leadership in South-east Asia where more consumers are going online to buy anything from iPhones to daily groceries. PHOTO: REUTERS
- Sea’s e-commerce arm Shopee has cemented its leadership in South-east Asia where more consumers are going online to buy anything from iPhones to daily groceries. PHOTO: REUTERS
- Sea’s e-commerce arm Shopee has cemented its leadership in South-east Asia where more consumers are going online to buy anything from iPhones to daily groceries. PHOTO: REUTERS
[SINGAPORE] Singapore’s Sea Ltd has reclaimed its title as South-east Asia’s most valuable publicly traded company, surpassing DBS Group Holdings after a 300 per cent comeback rally powered by its e-commerce arm Shopee.
Shares of the Internet company rose 1.1 per cent in New York for a market capitalisation of US$111 billion. Hours later, regional banking giant DBS finished Tuesday (Aug 26) 0.6 per cent lower in Singapore for a valuation of US$110.3 billion – officially ceding the top spot to Sea.
