Otto Marine jumps on chairman's delisting offer
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SHARES of Otto Marine jumped on Thursday, after executive chairman and controlling shareholder Yaw Chee Siew proposed a voluntary delisting that valued the offshore and marine player at about S$68 million.
Mr Yaw, who owns 61.2 per cent of Otto, offered to buy out the remaining shareholders at an exit price of 32 cents per share.
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