Keppel sells stake in Dyna-Mac for S$100 million
The holding accounts for 23.9% of Dyna-Mac’s issued share capital
KEPPEL’s subsidiary has sold its entire stake in oil and gas company Dyna-Mac to Hanwha Group for S$100 million, as the company continues its shift towards becoming an asset manager.
Keppel’s entire stake in Dyna-Mac – held by subsidiary KepInvest Holdings – accounted for 23.9 per cent of the contractor’s issued share capital, and comes up to a market value of about S$90 million based on the sale shares on May 9.
Hanwha Ocean, the shipbuilding arm of Hanwha Group, will be buying over 21.5 per cent of Dyna-Mac’s shares, while the group’s other subsidiary, Hanwha Aerospace, will be holding onto 2.4 per cent.
Keppel said in a bourse filing on Friday (May 10) that the deal was done on a willing-buyer, willing-seller basis, taking into account the historical and current traded prices of Dyna-Mac’s shares.
Shares of Keppel rose 1.7 per cent, or S$0.11, to close at S$6.73, while those of Dyna-Mac increased 2.8 per cent, or S$0.01, to close at S$0.37 on Friday, before the announcement.
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