Catalist-listed companies

FJ Benjamin is back on track to profitability after being hit by the pandemic - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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FJ Benjamin is back on track to profitability after being hit by the pandemic

The company reported earnings of $3.0 million for FY2022 as customers returned to shopping malls and began spending on fashion.
Sinjia Land triggers SGX query following 'unusual volume movements' in shares - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Sinjia Land triggers SGX query following 'unusual volume movements' in shares

Sinjia Land's share price rose to a high of 3 cents this morning, climbing 11.1% from its previous close of 2.7 cents.
Four Questions for MC Payment's CEO  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Four Questions for MC Payment's CEO

TES asked Anthony Koh, CEO of MA Payment four questions about how he plans to steer his company
Livingstone shares close at 12.5% premium above price of new consolidation shares on Catalist board - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Livingstone shares close at 12.5% premium above price of new consolidation shares on Catalist board

The listing is the first on SGX for 2021, and marks a new chapter of the Singapore-based multidisciplinary healthcare specialist.

Broker's Calls

UnUsUaL Limited to skip quarterly reports following amendment to Catalist rules

Concert promoter UnUsUaL Limited will not be releasing its quarterly financial statements, following amendments to the SGX Catalist rules effective Feb 7. The company will forgo reporting its 1QFY2021 results.

Company in the news

Epicentre to transfer its listing status for $3 mil in a bid to provide some recovery to its shareholders and creditors

The judicial managers of Epicentre Holdings announced on Wednesday that the company has entered into an implementation agreement with KOSDAQ-listed Kossen Co. and Tardis Capital on Monday (July 13).

Regulatory Action

SGX RegCo removes 'blunt' MTP tool, enhances financial watch-list

SINGAPORE (May 11): The minimum trading price (MTP) rule, which has been a thorn in the flesh for many companies, will be removed effective June 1, according to the Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo).
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