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Singapore could drop to two big mobile networks: StarHub is in talks to buy M1 from Keppel
StarHub, Singapore's second-largest mobile operator, told the stock exchange on 23 September it is in early talks for M1, the third-largest. No price yet; an earlier M1 sale to Simba, valued at US$1.1 billion, collapsed this year.
Would you borrow for 20 years on a 5-year licence? Five solar firms said no, and Singapore waits.
On phronesis, and the five companies that judged Jakarta’s five-year solar export permit unfit to carry a twenty-year loan to Singapore.
Twenty bidders, four winners: Singapore rations 200 MW of data-centre power on Jurong Island
Digital Realty, Equinix, Keppel and ST Telemedia take 50 MW each from more than twenty proposals, on terms requiring half their power from green sources, liquid cooling and Green Mark DC Platinum certification.
Twenty proposals, four winners: Singapore parcels 200MW of data-centre capacity onto Jurong Island
The DC-CFA2 round gives Digital Realty, Equinix, Keppel and ST Telemedia 50MW each, drawn from more than 20 proposals. Every site must sit on Jurong Island and run at least half on green energy.
A Singapore trust now owns 13,700 German rooftops: Keppel Infrastructure pays €34M for 45%
The stake buys 205MW of residential solar from Enpal, backed by 20-year household leases. The trust's renewables portfolio reaches 1.4GW and assets under management rise to S$9.6 billion.
Offshore rigs are turning into a fund product: Apollo puts $1.5B into Keppel's offshore energy vehicle
Apollo-managed funds anchor the S$3.7 billion programme. Keppel divests six operational rigs in 2026 for S$1.2 billion and four more through 2028, lifting funds under management by S$3.9 billion.
The trans-Pacific pipe for AI traffic is fully sold: Keppel's Bifrost hits $1.3B as the last fibre pair goes to a hyperscaler
A right-of-use deal for the final pair brings the 20,000km Singapore–US cable to $1.3B across five pairs, carrying 240+ Tbps. Keppel projects ~30% IRR via its 40-60 co-investor JV.