The Temasek Holdings is a Fonds sovereign of Singapore.

Origin

This funds east creates in 1974 to gather the official participations in the many local companies mainly not - dimensioned. Since 1981, the government of Singapore obtained second funds sovereign, the GIC (Government off Singapore Investment Corporation) which invests exclusively out of the country and in theory on companies with dimensions.

Management

No rule of investment governs a priori its strategy. One can however note that it carries out long-term investments rather.
Initially the company carried out the majority of its investments on the territory of Singapore, most of the time in companies not - dimensioned. Since 2002, Temasek adopted a more offensive strategy while choosing to invest out of its territory, thus reducing the national credits to only 38% of its wallet.

Transparency and to that

The financial communication, very worked, is not inevitably transparent with the image of the political regime of the pays.
The funds is respectively noted AAA/Aaa by Standard & Poor' S and Moody' S, for the risk Corporate .

Incur and participations

This funds manages in 2007 a wallet of approximately 100 billion dollars US (160 billion dollars of Singapore).

It manages several participations in the various following sectors in Singapore.

• Telecoms and Media/shareholder with a rate of: 36%
• Finance departments/shareholder with a rate of: 21%
• Transport & Logistics/shareholder with a rate of: 13%
• Resources & Energy/shareholder with a rate of: 7%
• the Real estate/shareholder with a rate of: 6%
• Infrastructure - Engineering - Technology/shareholder with a rate of: 8%

In addition:

• Port Singapore Authority (PSA): prisoner with a rate with 100%
• Singapore Technology: prisoner with a rate with 100%
• Singapore Telecommunications: prisoner with a rate with 65%
• Singapore Farmhouse Rapid Transit: prisoner with a rate with 52%
• Singapore Airlines: prisoner with a rate with 57%

As well as other companies.

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