New CEO ready to transform Digiland
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DIGILAND International, a loss-making computer distributor, wants to accelerate its transformation into an oil and gas company with the appointment of a new chief executive officer last week.
The mainboard-listed company, which is changing its name to New Silkroutes Group Ltd on Tuesday, is aiming to boost its market value to as much as US$150 million within a year to draw fund managers investing in small-cap stocks, CEO Goh Jin Hian said. That is double Digiland's worth at Friday's close.
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