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Newly-listed Lincotrade aims to leverage tourism rebound with hotel upgrading works

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Published Mon, Aug 8, 2022 · 10:05 AM
    • Lincotrade & Associates managing director Jimmy Tan Jit Meng (left) and executive director Jackie Soh. Both are co-founders of the company.
    • Lincotrade & Associates managing director Jimmy Tan Jit Meng (left) and executive director Jackie Soh. Both are co-founders of the company. PHOTO: NG SOR LUAN, ST

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    INTERIOR fit-out company Lincotrade & Associates Holdings is looking to leverage increased demand for hotel upgrading works as hoteliers prepare for post-pandemic demand.

    The company, which also provides interior fit-out services to residential projects, and constructs showflats and sales galleries, listed on the Singapore Exchange on Monday (Aug 8) through a reverse takeover of Fabchem China.

    This comes after Fabchem China disposed its stake in mining explosives manufacturer Shandong Yinguang Technology in March this year.

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