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New Silkroutes Group
THE Singapore-listed firm has called for the trading halt of its shares to continue as ongoing negotiations have been delayed by year-end vacations.
The company told the Singapore Exchange that it is in active negotiations with "various parties on potential investments into the company, as well as acquisitions by the company". It added that it was in the best interests of shareholders and the firm to maintain the trading suspension of its shares until the negotiations are wrapped up.
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