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6fortyresponsibilitySuccess in the business arena is not ST Engineering’s solefocus. Ever mindful of its responsibility to society,it proactively reaches out to the less fortunate, promotesthe arts and education, engages local communities,and helps preserve the environment.
Singapore Technologies Engineering LtdAnnual Report 20077Illustrated by Adeline Tan
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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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17210. INVESTMENTSGroupNote 2007 20
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18015. DEFERRED TAX ASSETSGroup2007
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216STATEMENT OF PROFIT AND LOSS2007
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222BALANCE SHEET2007 2006$’000 $
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228STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS2007 2006
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236Singapore Technologies Aerospace
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238ST Electronics (Satcom & Sensor
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