SGX launches public consultation on changes to MOG listing rules
Singapore
THE Singapore Exchange (SGX) has launched a public consultation for a number of changes to the listing rules for mineral, oil and gas (MOG) companies here.
The aim is to make sure the listing rules "remain aligned with industry developments", said the bourse regulator in a statement on Wednesday.
If adopted, the SGX expects to implement the listing rule changes this year.
To strengthen the listing profiles, for instance, the SGX is proposing that MOG companies looking to list on the mainboard should establish at least "reserves", while Catalist listing aspirants…
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