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Japfa to delist from SGX on Jun 6
The agri-food company said privatisation would provide the offerors and management with greater flexibility to manage and grow the existing business
Japfa expected to delist on Jun 10 as court sanctions scheme of arrangement
Last day of trading of its shares will be on May 16; trading in the counter will be suspended from 9 am on May 19
Japfa shareholders approve privatisation offer
Delisting is expected to fall on or around Jun 3, subject to regulatory approval
Japfa’s H2 net profit more than doubles to US$61.9 million
The agri-food group posts revenue of US$2.4 billion, up 2% year on year
Santosa, Kolonas families offer to privatise Japfa at S$0.62 per share
The offer price represents a 34.8% premium to the counter’s last traded price on Jan 15
Japfa swings into the black with US$87.5 million net profit, declares one-off S$0.01 dividend per share
This comes on the back of improved contributions from its Indonesian unit and its ‘animal protein other’ segment in Vietnam
Japfa fails to buy targeted maximum number of shares under equal access scheme
The agri-food company says about 139.8 million shares would be acquired, compared with the planned purchase of 183.3 million shares
Japfa to buy back 183.3 million shares at S$0.355 apiece
The offer comes as Japfa’s shares trade below its net asset value of S$0.52
Japfa returns to the black with US$51.7 million H1 net profit
The company also announces half-year Ebitda of US$247.3 million
Japfa posts US$12.4 million Q1 profit, reversing from year-ago loss of US$43 million
Higher prices, sales volumes and lower costs drove improvements in the company’s Indonesian and Vietnamese businesses
