New Listing

GHY Culture & Media sets its sights on 'Nanyang' - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

IPO

GHY Culture & Media sets its sights on 'Nanyang'

If successful, the company will be the third non-REIT Mainboard listing on the SGX this year.

REITs

Overwhelming support ensures steady start for United Hampshire US REIT

United Hampshire US REIT, Asia’s first US grocery-anchored shopping centre and self-storage REIT, will be offering just 7.5 million units to the public, at 80 US cents ($1.21) per unit. The offer has had strong support from cornerston

IPO

Wheat and milk producer Don Agro becomes first Russian company to list on SGX

SINGAPORE (Feb 14): Until about eight years ago, Russian agriculture company Don Agro Inter- national was a distressed asset suffering from poor management and weak corporate governance. The production of wheat – its core crop – was done using outdate

Company in the news

Tariff-hit TrickleStar seeks Catalist listing despite being affected by increased US-China friction

(June 17): TrickleStar, which designs and supplies energy-saving products to US customers, has been hit hard by the deepening trade tensions between the US and China. This is because the company’s products, which are manufactured in China, are subject t

In print this week

Checking into ARA’s new asset class — a select-service portfolio

SINGAPORE (May 6): ARA US Hospitality Trust is offering 377.8 million stapled securities at 88 US cents apiece in an IPO. Of this, 328.6 million stapled securities are reserved for placement. The public offering comprises 51.13 million stapled securities.

In print this week

Iron miner Fortress Minerals lists; digs in to meet further demand from China

SINGAPORE (April 1): Over the last 20 years, Ivan Chee Yew Fei has been involved in various industries as founder and CEO of Webcon, a privately held diversified company in Malaysia. He led the company to expand into engineering and construction, property

IPO

Shares in M&E contractor DLF tank on debut

SINGAPORE (July 30): Veteran entrepreneur Wong Ming Kwong, CEO of newly listed engineering firm DLF Holdings, is a picture of calm. But investors who subscribed to the company’s recently launched placement shares are unlikely to be feeling the same way
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