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Atlantic Navigation suspends trading after free float falls below 10%

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Published Fri, Dec 21, 2018 · 09:50 PM

Singapore

ATLANTIC Navigation Holdings suspended trading in its shares on Friday, after a share subscription completed on Dec 11 caused the percentage of its publicly held shares to fall below 10 per cent.

Atlantic Navigation - which is an investment holding company that provides ship repair, fabrication and other marine services - saw its percentage of shares in free float fall to 8.43 per cent after it issued about 263 million shares to Saeed Investment to raise US$26 million in proceeds.

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