Artivision Technologies

MC Payment to raise some $6.4 million on proposed placement of up to 16 mil shares - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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MC Payment to raise some $6.4 million on proposed placement of up to 16 mil shares

The issue price of each placement share will be at 40 cents.
Artivision's acquisition of MC Payment approaches finishing line - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Artivision's acquisition of MC Payment approaches finishing line

After changing date of completion several times, Artivision's acquisition of MC Payment approaches the finish line

Update

Artivision seeks extension of long stop date for reverse takeover of e-payment solutions firm

SINGAPORE (Jan 2): Artivision Technologies has signalled a delay in its plans to acquire a 100% stake in e-payment solutions provider Mobile Credit Payment (MC Payment), as the group is now in discussions to extend the long stop date of its acquisition, w

M&A

Artivision Technologies moves ahead with RTO of e-payment solutions provider for higher consideration of up to $125 mil

SINGAPORE (May 3): Artivision Technologies has executed a conditional sale and purchase agreement to acquire a 100% stake in e-payment solutions provider Mobile Credit Payment for a total consideration of up to $125 million.

Fintech

Artivision Technologies in reverse takeover of e-payment solutions provider for at least $80 mil

SINGAPORE (Oct 31): Artivision Technologies is transforming itself into an electronic payment solutions provider.

Artivision Technologies to sell Artimedia subsidiary to CTO for $5 mil

SINGAPORE (June 11): Artivision Technologies has entered into an agreement to sell Dr Ofer Miller, its Executive Director and CTO, its entire stake in subsidiary Artimedia for $5 million.

Results

Artivision FY17 loss doubles to $16 mil on higher expenses

SINGAPORE (May 26): Artivision Technologies' FY17 net loss doubled to $15.9 million, or 1.2 cents per share, from a year ago on higher expenses.

Oxley’s Ching resigns from Artivision’s board

SINGAPORE (Sept 30): Ching Chiat Kwong, executive chairman of developer Oxley Holdings, has resigned from the board of Artivision Technologies “to pursue other interests”.

Results

Artivision Tech’s 1Q loss widens to $3.5 mil despite higher revenue

SINGAPORE (July 31): Artivision Technologies’ 1Q17 net loss widened to $3.48 million from $1.8 million in 1Q16 despite higher revenue and gross profits.

Lifebrandz to acquire goldmine business after dumping health and wellness plans

SINGAPORE (July 12): Lifebrandz is making a foray into the goldmining industry.
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