Posts Tagged ‘engineering’
Deere’s profit falls after drop in sales
November 26th, 2009 | 
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Deere and Co. lost $223 million in the fourth quarter, reflecting big charges and a 28 percent slump in sales as demand for tractors, combines and construction equipment sagged.
Deere & Company – Tractor – Business – Engineering vehicle – Agriculture and Forestry
Posted in Stocks Unit Trust ETF Investment | 
Tags: agriculture, business, business engineering, combines, company, construction, construction equipment, Deere, deere and co, deere company, demand, engineering, equipment, forestry, fourth quarter, percent, quarter, slump, Tractor, tractors, vehicle | 
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Brokers’ Take
ST Engineering
Nov 5 close: S$2.97
DBS GROUP RESEARCH, Nov 4
THIRD quarter 2009 revenue of S$1.35 billion (down 2 per cent year-on-year, 4 per cent quarter-on-quarter) and net profit of S$120 million (down 7 per cent y-o-y, up 11 per cent q-o-q) were in line, and nine-months 2009 net profit of S$314 million equates to 74 per cent of our full year projections.
Q3 2009 pre-tax profit of S$149 … more
Posted in Singapore Financial News |
Tags: cent, DBS, engineering, group, group research, line, net profit, nine months, Nov, nov 5, profit, q3, quarter, research, revenue, st engineering, tax profit, THIRD, year |
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For firms, going green can mean bigger profits
GOING green in manufacturing can go hand in hand with boosting a company’s bottom line, participants at a seminar on sustainable manufacturing were told yesterday.
In fact, it is the way forward for Singapore-based electronics and precision engineering firms, as global businesses move towards sustainable manufacturing, according to trade promotion agency International Enterprise (IE) Singapore. Th… more
Posted in Singapore Financial News |
Tags: agency, bottom line, company, engineering, engineering firms, Enterprise, fact, global businesses, going, going green, hand, International, international enterprise, line, manufacturing, participants, precision, precision engineering, promotion, promotion agency, seminar, Singapore, Singapore-based, trade, way, yesterday |
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Profit-taking could weigh down shares
STOCKS are still sitting on some pretty gains despite the sharp pullback last week. On average, our portfolios are up 3.9 per cent from two weeks ago. The best performing portfolio is the one made up of analysts’ top recommended stocks as of mid-October last year. The portfolio popped 5.9 per cent. Three stocks accounted for the bulk of the gains. Rotary Engineering surged 28 per cent to $1.11. Th… more
Posted in Singapore Financial News |
Tags: bulk, cent, engineering, mid, October, portfolio, portfolios, pullback, Rotary, rotary engineering, sharp pullback, stocks, top, week, year |
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