Raffles United Holdings

Offer

Raffles United gets 6.5 cents mandatory cash offer to take firm private

SINGAPORE (July 1): Raffles United Holdings, the property investor and distributor of ball bearings and seals, has received a mandatory unconditional cash offer for the shares it does not own at 6.5 cents each.

Equity raising

Raffles United proposes $12 mil rights issue; another shareholder called up by CAD

SINGAPORE (Jan 10): Raffles United Holdings is seeking to raise up to $11.7 million by proposing to undertake a renounceable, non-underwritten rights issue of up to 234 million new rights shares at 5 cents each.

Management & Corporate Governance

Several Raffles United executives to report back to CAD for further investigations

SINGAPORE (June 19): Raffles United Holdings, formerly known as Kian Ho Bearings, said several top executives interviewed by the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) have to report back to the white-collar crime division for further investigations.

Management & Corporate Governance

CAD interviews Raffles United executives for possible Securities and Futures breaches

SINGAPORE (May 8): Raffles United Holdings, formerly known as Kian Ho Bearings, revealed that the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) has interviewed several of its executives, staff and ex-staff.

Raffles United under CAD probe for possible Securities and Futures Act infringement

SINGAPORE (May 4): Raffles United Holdings, formerly known as Kian Ho Bearings, announced Friday that the company and its subsidiary, Kian Ho, are under investigation by the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD).

Results

Raffles United swings back to black in FY17

SINGAPORE (Feb 23): Raffles United Holdings, formerly known as Kian Ho Bearings, has swung to a profit of $3.6 million for FY17 ended December 2017, from a loss of $6.7 million in the preceding financial year.
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Raffles United to sell stake in Taiwan subsidiary; announces net loss expected for FY2016

SINGAPORE (Nov 30): Raffles United Holdings on Wednesday announced the disposal of its 60% stake in Taiwan subsidiary Ascend Bearings Co. for $1.04 million.
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