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Seatrium commences buybacks; Challenger’s substantial shareholder continues to buy stock

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Megan Cheah

Megan Cheah

Published Sun, Jun 18, 2023 · 04:00 PM
    • Over the five trading sessions from Jun 9 to Jun 15, there have been 76 filings for changes in director interests and substantial shareholdings from 36 primary-listed stocks, as well as 63 filings for share buybacks by 18 companies.
    • Over the five trading sessions from Jun 9 to Jun 15, there have been 76 filings for changes in director interests and substantial shareholdings from 36 primary-listed stocks, as well as 63 filings for share buybacks by 18 companies. PHOTO: BT FILE

    OVER the five trading sessions from Jun 9 to Jun 15, the Straits Times Index gained 1.76 per cent.

    There were 76 filings for changes in director interests and substantial shareholdings in that period from 36 primary-listed stocks, as well as 63 filings for share buybacks by 18 companies.

    Seatrium

    The offshore and marine group has bought back shares for the first time since it was renamed. On Jun 12, the company paid S$0.124 apiece for 1,200,000 shares. This came up to a total consideration of S$148,980.79.

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