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Allied Tech appoints IFA for acquisition offer from bYSI founder’s car rental company

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Tay Peck Gek

Tay Peck Gek

Published Tue, Jul 12, 2022 · 08:56 PM
    • Tan Yew Kiat, who founded bYSI, a women’s apparel boutique chain, is the sole shareholder of SRS Auto Holdings, which has made an acquisition offer for Allied Technologies.
    • Tan Yew Kiat, who founded bYSI, a women’s apparel boutique chain, is the sole shareholder of SRS Auto Holdings, which has made an acquisition offer for Allied Technologies. PHOTO: BT FILE

    ALLIED Technologies has appointed Xandar Capital as the independent financial adviser (IFA) to provide a recommendation to shareholders on the acquisition offer from SRS Auto Holdings.

    The Catalist-listed precision engineering company stated in a regulatory filing on Tuesday (Jul 12) that Xandar Capital will advise its independent directors for the purpose of making a recommendation on the S$0.0088 per share offer, which values Allied Tech at S$15.6 million.

    Women’s apparel company bYSI founder Tan Yew Kiat is the sole shareholder of private car rental and motor financing company SRS Auto Holdings. Despite multiple calls, Tan has refused to answer except the first when the 45-year-old told The Business Times that he was unwell.

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