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Artivision shares jump on potential entry into fintech through proposed RTO

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Published Wed, Nov 1, 2017 · 09:50 PM
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    SHARES of Artivision Technologies Ltd surged on active trade on Wednesday after its trading halt was lifted on news of a proposed acquisition that may lead to a reverse takeover (RTO) and entry into the fast-growing fintech business.

    The stock was the third most active counter on the Singapore bourse with 125.12 million shares changing hands, jumping by 23.53 per cent to close at 2.1 cents.

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