Catalist meeting needs of growing companies; getting more investor interest
47 per cent of funds raised in Catalist in last two years were by issuers with majority business outside Singapore
Singapore
THE Catalist board is attracting more growth companies and also getting more investors as it is the most liquid platform among its peers, said Singapore Exchange head of equity capital market and capital market development Mohamed Nasser Ismail.
The junior board for high growth enterprises in the past five years has gotten traction, said Mr Nasser on Friday in a media briefing on the cusp of the 10th anniversary of Catalist, which replaced the old Sesdaq secondary board in 2007 with a sponsor-led regime.
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