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Digiland acquires 65% of S'pore software maker

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Published Wed, Jun 3, 2015 · 09:50 PM

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DIGILAND, a wholly owned subsidiary of mainboard-listed IT and energy company Digiland International, on Wednesday said it has acquired 65 per cent (or 26,000 ordinary shares) of Singapore software maker iBase Technology International for S$26,000.

"Together with iBase Technology Pte Ltd (iBase), the joint venture vehicle will develop and market real-time, multi-user enterprise solutions to support global e-Government initiatives across all devices and platforms," said Digiland International.

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