Catalist-bound Trendlines could soon monetise 3 firms it helped incubate
Agritech and medtech incubator, which aborted plans to list in Canada a year ago, set to make debut on Thursday
Anita Gabriel
Singapore
JUST over a year after agritech and medtech incubator Trendlines Group aborted plans to list on the resource-centric Canadian stock exchange, the Israeli firm will soon claim a seat on Singapore's Catalist.
Trendlines' S$25 million initial public offering - its debut is slated for this Thursday - will make it the first Israeli firm to be listed on SGX in over a decade since Sarine Technologies.
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