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Japfa to delist from SGX on Jun 6

Japfa in January announced the joint privatisation offer by Santosa siblings Renaldo and Gabriella, and their cousin Rachel Anastasia Kolonas.

Japfa expected to delist on Jun 10 as court sanctions scheme of arrangement

Japfa’s shareholders will receive the scheme consideration of S$0.62 per share in cash on or around May 30, based on an indicative timetable in the company’s bourse filing released after market closed on Tuesday.

Japfa shareholders approve privatisation offer

Japfa's better financial performance is in part due to lower feed costs across major markets.

Japfa’s H2 net profit more than doubles to US$61.9 million

Agri-food company Japfa says the move will help it to save on expenses for maintaining its listing, and to focus its resources on its business operations.

Santosa, Kolonas families offer to privatise Japfa at S$0.62 per share

Tan Yong Nang, CEO of Japfa, notes: "Our strong nine-month performance sets a solid foundation as we approach the end of the year."

Japfa swings into the black with US$87.5 million net profit, declares one-off S$0.01 dividend per share

Japfa, a player in the agri-food industry, had proposed an off-market purchase of its ordinary shares at 35.5 Singapore cents apiece.

Japfa fails to buy targeted maximum number of shares under equal access scheme

The proposed offer is not expected to adversely impact the agri-food company's working capital requirements and gearing levels.

Japfa to buy back 183.3 million shares at S$0.355 apiece 

Japfa chief executive officer Tan Yong Nang noted that cost reduction initiatives proved effective for the poultry and swine operations in Vietnam.

Japfa returns to the black with US$51.7 million H1 net profit

The company’s Q1 revenue grows 11.6 per cent year on year to US$1.1 billion, from US$1 billion.

Japfa posts US$12.4 million Q1 profit, reversing from year-ago loss of US$43 million