Tat Hong CEO, StanChart PE launch bid to take crane supplier private at S$0.50 a share
Singapore
THE fervent speculation about a takeover of Tat Hong Holdings has proven to have substance.
The crane supplier's chief executive and Standard Chartered's private equity arm have launched a privatisation bid for the mainboard-listed crane supplier at S$0.50 a share.
A preconditional offer announcement, released late on Thursday night, cited Tat Hong's low trading volume and the compliance cost of maintaining a listed status as reasons behind the bid to delist the company.
The offering vehicle, THSC Investments, also believes that a privatised Tat Hong will yield more flexibility in business management and optimise resource use, …
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