EpiCentre plans to move into regional property on RTO plan
Loss-making Apple reseller says it will divest both its core business and recently acquired beauty unit
Singapore
CATALIST-LISTED EpiCentre Holdings could be going into the regional property business through a reverse takeover, it said on Wednesday.
It is also axing a rights-cum-warrant issue, turning instead to a fresh share placement, in a move that executive chairman and acting chief executive Kenneth Lim said is meant to snag strategic investors to support the new businesses.
The news follows loss-making EpiCentre's planned exit from its core Apple reselling business here, which was announced on Tuesday evening.
The reverse takeover would involve buying al…
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