G K Goh soars as much as 21% on Boardroom stake sale to Temasek-related consortium news
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SHARES of G K Goh Holdings (GKGH) surged as much as 21 per cent on Tuesday in early trade, after it was reported that the mainboard-listed investment firm is selling its stake in corporate services provider Boardroom to a Temasek-related consortium.
As at 9.13am, GKGH shares were up 20.5 Singapore cents or 21 per cent at S$1.18, after 238,900 shares changed hands. The counter later closed at S$1.14, up 16.9 per cent or 16.5 cents.
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