Raffles Education

Company in the news

Raffles Education CEO Chew Hua Seng refutes CAD claims by Oei Hong Leong

“I wish to clarify, for avoidance of all doubt, that there is no such investigation by the CAD against me or my wife or son, to my knowledge,” Chew said in a press release on September 1.

Company in the news

Oei Hong Leong wants to oust Chew Hua Seng again

Oei wants Raffles Education to appoint an independent special auditor to undertake a series of reviews

Results

Raffles Education posts 3Q losses narrowed by 84% to $0.6 mil

SINGAPORE (May 8): Raffles Education, the private education provider, reported 3Q19 losses narrowed to $0.6 million from losses of $4.0 million in 3Q18.

Raffles Education to sell 318.6 mil new shares to raise $44.6 mil to pare debt and strengthen working capital

SINGAPORE (Apr 3): Raffles Education is planning to raise $44.6 million in a rights issue to to strengthen its capital base, repay debts and for general corporate and working capital purposes.

Oei Hong Leong calls for EGM at Raffles Education to oust chairman Chew Hua Seng

SINGAPORE (Oct 13): Notable asset trader Oei Hong Leong, the second largest shareholder of Raffles Education, is calling for an EGM to oust chairman Chew Hua Seng.

Oei’s stake in Raffles Education drops to 12.88% on placement despite acquisition of shares

SINGAPORE (Oct 11): Raffles Education says Oei Hong Leong’s stake in the group has fallen to 12.88% from 14.04%.

Raffles Education rises as much as 21.6% to 31 cents

SINGAPORE (Sept 25): Raffles Education gained as high 31 cents on Monday after The Edge Singapore reported this week (Issue 798) that billionaire businessman Oei Hong Leong had recently increased his stake in the private education provider.

Results

Raffles Education swings back into the black in FY17 on reversal of tax payable

SINGAPORE (Aug 23): Raffles Education Corporation posted earnings of $627,000 for FY17 ended June, a reversal from the $21.1 million loss in FY16.

Results

Raffles Education 3Q losses widen 43% to $9.4 mil on lower revenue

SINGAPORE (May 9): Raffles Education reported net loss attributable to shareholders widened to $9.4 million for the 9M17 ended March from $6.5 million a year ago.

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