Such a dual listing is expected to broaden the potential investing public in the company’s equities and increase the share’s liquidity. The dual listing may also broaden Sarine’s potential investing audience to the US market due to the seven-hour time difference between Tel-Aviv and the US, compared to the 12 to 13-hour time difference between the US and Singapore. “It should be noted that the Israeli equity and debt (bond) markets are considered to be highly sophisticated markets with attractive terms for raising capital through the issuance of equities or debt,” says the company. That said, any such capital raise would be subject to the applicable laws and regulations in Singapore. The dual listing process is expected to be completed in 2Q2021. Shares in Sarine closed flat at 49.5 cents on March 3.