Fri, Jun 11, 2010 - The Straits Times
GIC's shares in BP take a knock
by Gabriel Chen
OIL giant BP's ongoing share price slide is knocking Singapore's publicly-traded investments.
The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation's (GIC) shareholding in the company could have lost US$540 million (S$760 million) in value since May 1 as a result of the fallout from the Gulf of Mexico oil spillage.
This figure is based on Bloomberg data which shows that, as of May 1, GIC had 200.4 million shares in the British company worth around US$1.68 billion. It also assumes GIC has not bought or sold any more BP shares from that date until now.
oh no, another of GIC's cursed investment.
It's peanuts!
starting to get used to.
what is the no 1 rule in investment? never lose money.
there is no hard rule.
where is the owner and mod here? why dun u PM Jason to let you take over this forum
haha..
you are chew baka right lol.
"Magic" touch by GIC and there goes BP. GIC & Temasek = Jinx???? hahahah
Never mind la, not their money, lose also no heartache.
First class government is the world first class loser in investment
much expected.
yeah these days the reference of loss goes into billions.
millions is peanut.