Genting HK to delist from SGX, retain primary Hong Kong listing
It says single primary listing in HK will raise visibility among North Asian investors and liquidity of its stock
Singapore
GENTING Hong Kong is ending its long history with the Singapore Exchange (SGX), pulling out of its secondary Mainboard listing and returning to a single primary listing in Hong Kong, the cruise operator announced on Tuesday after the market closed.
The exact timetable for the delisting has not been set, but a condition for obtaining SGX's approval is that Genting HK must give shareholders at least three months' notice.
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