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8fortyteamworkST Engineering’s success is dependent on the combinedeffort of its stakeholders – staff, business partners andcustomers – working together in a synergistic relationship tocreate value for all.
Singapore Technologies Engineering LtdAnnual Report 20079Illustrated by Andrew Tan (Drewscape)
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66ILLUSTRATION STYLEIllustrated by
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68ST Aerospace broke ground for STA
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70ILLUSTRATION STYLEIllustrated by
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72Digital animation projects fuelST
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76ST Kinetics launched the hybridel
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78Illustrated by Don Low
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80(from left to right)Delivery of t
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82The Group’s diversified busines
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84i) Interest Rate RiskThe Group ha
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86Total Shareholder Return forST En
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88PROSPECTS FOR 2008The world econo
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90We, the undersigned directors, on
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92DIRECTORS’ INTERESTS IN SHARES
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100SHARE PLANS (continued)(a) Optio
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102AUDIT COMMITTEEThe Audit Committ
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104INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT T
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106GroupNote 2007 2006$’000 $’0
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108Share Capital Other Retained Min
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1343. SHARE CAPITAL (continued)2006
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1427. PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT
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17210. INVESTMENTSGroupNote 2007 20
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17411. INTANGIBLE ASSETS (continued
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17813. LONG-TERM RECEIVABLES(b) Inc
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18015. DEFERRED TAX ASSETSGroup2007
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18628. LEASE OBLIGATIONS (continued
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19242. TAXATIONGroup2007 2006$’00
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216STATEMENT OF PROFIT AND LOSS2007
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222BALANCE SHEET2007 2006$’000 $
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224VALUE ADDED STATEMENT2007 2006 2
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226STATEMENT OF PROFIT AND LOSS2007
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228STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS2007 2006
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230FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS2007 2006 20
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232BALANCE SHEET2007 2006$’000 $
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234VALUE ADDED STATEMENT2007 2006 2
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236Singapore Technologies Aerospace
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238ST Electronics (Satcom & Sensor
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