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ShareInvestor merges with InvestingNote; group aims for IPO in 3 years

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Tan Nai Lun

Tan Nai Lun

Published Tue, Jan 3, 2023 · 07:35 PM
    • The merger ties in with ShareInvestor's plans to grow across the region and list in three years, says group CEO Christopher Lee (left), pictured with Shanison Lin, group managing director of investor platforms.
    • The merger ties in with ShareInvestor's plans to grow across the region and list in three years, says group CEO Christopher Lee (left), pictured with Shanison Lin, group managing director of investor platforms. PHOTO: YEN MENG JIIN, BT

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    FINANCIAL media and technology company ShareInvestor has merged with financial media platform InvestingNote in a deal that values the combined entity at over S$30 million.

    The merger gives ShareInvestor the opportunity to expand its market data and investor education segments to Thailand and Indonesia, said chief executive Christopher Lee, and ties in with the company’s plans to grow across South-east Asia and list in three years.

    ShareInvestor’s business is split into three segments: investor relations for listed companies in South-east Asia; data for multiple markets though its online platforms; and providing investor education.

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