SGX adds market cap test to minimum trading price rules, lengthens review period
14 companies, including Enviro-Hub Holdings, exit watchlist given new rule
Singapore
SINGAPORE'S bourse operator has added a new S$40 million market capitalisation requirement to its controversial minimum trading price (MTP) framework, and lengthened the review frequency to twice a year.
With these changes taking effect on Friday, 14 companies that do not trigger the new MTP criteria have exited the watchlist, said Singapore Exchange (SGX) in a release after market close. Fifty-four remain on the list.
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