Miclyn Express eyeing SGX listing in 2-3 years
Delisted from ASX, it wants to tap the greater liquidity and keener interest here
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SINGAPORE-BASED Miclyn Express Offshore (MEO), which delisted from the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) last December, is eyeing a listing on Singapore Exchange (SGX) in the next two to three years.
Its chief executive, Diederik de Boer, said the provider of offshore-service vessels is looking to tap into greater liquidity and keener interest in the sector here.
"There is bigger retail investor interest in Singapore than in Australia, so SGX is perfect for our (company) size," he told The Business Times.
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