More companies should formalise their dividend and investor relations policies, to improve valuations
Raphael Lim
LOW liquidity and weak valuations are often cited as reasons why companies delist from the Singapore Exchange (SGX).
Offerors will highlight the thin trading in a company’s shares, and say they are giving shareholders an opportunity to exit at a premium over historical prices when making their privatisation bids.
Shareholders would face the choice of accepting the offer, which might be priced below what they had hoped for, or risk being left holding on to a counter that doesn’t go anywhere.
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