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Ipco International
IPCO International interim CEO Goh Hin Calm voluntarily resigned from his post on Wednesday.
The move comes shortly after James Blythman, who became an Ipco shareholder after taking a placement last year, replaced Carlson Smith as chief financial officer on March 2. Goh, together with Ipco's former CEO Quah Su-Ling, face trial for charges related to the 2013 penny stock crash. Goh, 59, is out on bail of S$750,000, while Quah is out on bail of S$4 million.
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