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Just one month ago, TheEdge wrote an article “IPOs have ‘0’ friends right now”, quoting the keenly-anticipated initial public offering of Formula One had been shelved and London-based
Although IPO mania is commonly seen in the financial market, the global enthusiasm of Facebook IPO is rare and massive. Months before Facebook listing, people started rubbing their
I haven’t blogged for a few weeks as I was overseas. When I was back, I felt so hilarious to see the newspaper headlines every day saying “investors
Amid recent volatile markets, many financial media are advocating investing in REITs. REITs became the synonym of high dividend income, downside protection, asset diversification, blah blah. However, the dark side of
Sheng Siong stock crashed 10.71% today! This is so ironic because today’s news paper headline was “Voracious appetite for Sheng Siong shares“. It cited some “market watchers” trying
Recently I wrote a blog post “Is Cash the King now” to express my view that investors should seize the opportunities due to the recent stock market crash.
Today I see a surge of visit to one of my blog entries last month, Sheng Siong seeks up to S$141m in IPO. It is obviously because Sheng
An initial public offering, or IPO, is the first sale of stock by a company to the public. A company can raise money by issuing either debt or equity. If
Supermarket operator Sheng Siong Group aims to raise up to S$141 million via its initial public offering on the mainboard of the Singapore Exchange expected next month. Sheng
Perennial China Retail Trust, which owns shopping mall assets in China, closed at 61 cents on its debut in SGX yesterday – 12.86% below its IPO price. In
