SINGAPORE (June 21): Shares of Trendlines Group were up as much as 3.2% at 19.5 cents after the Israel-focused technology incubation company received approval to start investing in agriculture technology firms in Israel.

The approval follows a request by Trendlines in March to expand the incubator licence of its Israel unit to include agriculture technology investments.

(See: "Trendlines Medical gets approval to set up 9 to 11 new portfolio companies yearly")

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