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ST Engineering off 0.9% but order book underpins rosy outlook, says Deutsche

ST Engineering (S63.SG) can count among the more resilient blue chips as company’s defensive qualities, recent spate of military order wins lend support, says Deutsche Bank.

Its shares are down 0.9% at $3.14 vs a 1.3% drop in the STI with support at 2,010 and ST Engineering’s lowest close of $3.09.

The aerospace, electronics, land systems and marine engineering company has announced three new contracts this week: A Brazilian naval gun contract, driver training tender with Singapore Armed Forces and African demilitarisation contract.

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CWT unit Indeco Engineers secures $30m maintenance contract with SAF

CWT says wholly-owned subsidiary, Indeco Engineers, has secured a contract with the Singapore Armed Forces to maintain military vehicles and equipment. The six-year contract for the maintenance services is estimated to be worth more than $30 million.

The contract requires proactive engineering, maintenance and management services such as maintenance scheduling, servicing and repair for a fleet of military trucks. The contract is effective from Jan 20.

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STI loses 0.1% to 2,732.89 at the break

The Straits Times Index lost 0.1% to 2,732.89 as of the 12:30 p.m. trading break. About as many stocks advanced as declined on the 30-member gauge, reported Bloomberg. Stocks on the measure trade at 14.6 times estimated earnings, compared with about 10 times at the start of 2009, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Frasers Commercial Trust (FCOT SP) rose 3.3% to 15.5 cents. Hospital operator Parkway Holdings (PWAY SP) gained 1.9% to $2.69 after Macquarie Group Ltd. upgraded the stock to “outperform” from “neutral.” ST Engineering (STE SP) rose 1.3% to $3.21, adding to yesterday’s 2.6% gain. The company said it has won a $87 million contract from the Singapore Armed Forces to train drivers. Budget carrier Tiger Airways Holdings (TGR SP) climbed 1.4% to $1.47.

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