SBI Offshore inks reverse takeover term sheet
Annabeth Leow
Singapore
WITH one week left on the clock before it must justify the viability of its listing status to the regulator, Catalist-listed SBI Offshore has inked a binding term sheet for a reverse takeover valued at US$36 million.
The deal, inked on Tuesday and disclosed the day after, could see SBI Offshore's number of shares almost triple in an issuance to third-party businessman Chan Kern Ming, who owns the 11 offshore-solutions companies that are part of the takeover.
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