MyRepublic delays Hong Kong IPO again, blames hold-up in investor funds
Annabeth Leow
Singapore
BROADBAND operator MyRepublic will file for its initial public offering (IPO) in July or August next year, and aims to go public in Hong Kong by end-2020, chief executive Malcolm Rodrigues told The Business Times.
That timeline marks yet another market delay at eight-year-old MyRepublic, which earlier pushed back its debut from late-2018 to mid-2020.
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