Blumont mulls over transfer to Catalist, won't have to meet MTP requirement

Nisha Ramchandani

Nisha Ramchandani

Published Wed, May 20, 2015 · 02:40 AM

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    BLUMONT Group is considering a transfer from the Mainboard of Singapore Exchange (SGX) to its Catalist board, which will allow the company to skip a share price consolidation exercise to meet the minimum trading price (MTP) required of Mainboard-listed stocks.

    Last month, Blumont had proposed a share consolidation to comply with the requirement of an MTP of S$0.20 to remain on the Mainboard. Since this does not apply to Catalist-listed stocks, the company will no longer proceed with the share consolidation, it said.

    "The board believes that the proposed transfer will provide the company with a more suitable platform for the listing and trading of its shares and better allow the company to attract investors in the future," it said in a release to SGX on Wednesday.

    The company had requested a trading halt of its shares earlier on Wednesday before making the announcement.

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