Hot stock: No Signboard slumps 45.2% as trading resumes after more than 2 years
SHARES of No Signboard tumbled on Friday (Mar 15) morning, as the restaurant operator resumed trading more than two years after it first called for a voluntary suspension.
As at 9 am, the counter fell as much as 90.3 per cent or S$0.028 to S$0.003, after 500 million securities changed hands.
It later clawed back to S$0.012, down 61.3 per cent or S$0.019, as at 9.22 am, with some 1.4 million shares moved.
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