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Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) was a media and property company in Singapore until 2022, when it was acquired by Cuscaden Peak. It published The Straits Times and The Business Times, among other newspapers and online platforms.
SPH Media creates remarkable content and experiences for diverse audiences across Singapore and Asia. It operates one of Asia’s largest omnichannel media networks, covering news, lifestyle, radio and outdoor.
May 17, 2021 · Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) is transferring its media business to a new company limited by guarantee (CLG) to ensure its long-term sustainability amid falling advertising revenues. The move will free SPH from some legal restrictions and give the media business more flexibility and funding support.
SPH Media is Singapore’s largest omnichannel network. Our trusted news, lifestyle and entertainment brands connect with a diverse audience base on a massive scale, across digital, social, print, radio, podcasts, out-of-home screens and billboards.
Bringing you breaking stories, in-depth analyses, and impactful commentaries on Singapore and the world.
May 14, 2022 · SPH, the media and property company, was taken private by Cuscaden Peak consortium on May 13, 2022. CapitaLand CEO Gerald Yong will replace Ng Yat Chung as CEO, while Christopher Lim will chair the new board.