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SIAS calls for probe into alleged mismanagement in 3 S-Chips

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Published Thu, Feb 23, 2017 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    THE Securities Investors' Association (Singapore), a local investors' lobby group, on Thursday called on the authorities in Singapore and China to investigate what it alleges are instances of financial mismanagement at three S-Chips, namely China Fibretech, China Environment and China Sky Chemical Fibre.

    All three have been suspended from trading.

    SIASchina sky chemical fibre

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