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Keppel feels the pinch

THE world's largest rig builder is feeling the squeeze from Chinese and South Korean companies.

James McGrath
Keppel feels the pinch

Releasing its full-year 2012 results overnight, Singapore-based Keppel Corporation said a recent spike in competition from Chinese and South Korean builders had squeezed its margins as it had to lower...

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