Delistings

Sen Yue gets SGX nod to delist as privatisation offer closes at 97.73%

Low Keng Huat’s net asset value as at Jul 31 was S$0.79 per share, or 9.7% above the offer price.
HOCK LOCK SIEW

Concerns of weak prospects at Low Keng Huat belie a history of strong shareholder returns

The last day of trading for Alpina’s shares on SGX will be Wednesday.

Alpina to delist on Dec 4 as court sanctions joint offer by top execs, Savills Singapore

Under the proposal, shareholders can opt for a cash consideration of HK$12.18 per ANE share or a share alternative, or a combination of both.

Temasek-backed consortium to take China’s ANE private at HK$14.33 billion valuation

ANE operates one of China’s largest less-than-truckload logistics networks, serving e-commerce and industrial clients.

Temasek-led consortium makes offer to delist China’s ANE in Hong Kong

Its primary listing in Singapore strengthens the group’s strategic presence in South-east Asia to support its expansion plan, says PC Partner.

PC Partner proposes delisting from Hong Kong to strengthen operations, lower costs

The trust scheme for the privatisation of FHT is expected to become effective on Sep 23.

Frasers Hospitality Trust to suspend trading on Sep 12, expected to delist on Oct 6

TW Troy Limited's offer to privatise TalkMed has received clearance from the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore; it has also been approved by shareholders.

TalkMed to delist from SGX on Sep 15

CosmoSteel's outgoing chief executive officer and executive director Ong Tong Hai called 3HA Capital's initial S$0.20 per share offer price unfair. He said it undervalued the company’s recovery trajectory, assets and potential.

3HA Capital to privatise watch-listed CosmoSteel after buyout offer accepted

Evergrande appears set to be delisted from the Hong Kong bourse as a result of its failure to meet the exchange’s rules on resumption of trading within 18 months of the commencement of trading suspension.
ANALYSIS

As Evergrande faces delisting, China property debt revamp drags on