Genting HK to delist from SGX, retain primary Hong Kong listing
It says single primary listing in HK will raise visibility among North Asian investors and liquidity of its stock
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GENTING Hong Kong is ending its long history with the Singapore Exchange (SGX), pulling out of its secondary Mainboard listing and returning to a single primary listing in Hong Kong, the cruise operator announced on Tuesday after the market closed.
The exact timetable for the delisting has not been set, but a condition for obtaining SGX's approval is that Genting HK must give shareholders at least three months' notice.
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