THE sponsor for Catalist-listed property player Astaka has said that it was not aware of any concerns which shareholders and the Singapore Exchange (SGX) should be made aware of in relation to the spate of cessations of executives and directors in the past month.

THE board of Catalist-listed property developer Astaka Holdings on Friday said that it is of the opinion that the company's shares should not be suspended because it "believes the group has the ability to continue as a going concern".

THE board of Catalist-listed property developer Astaka Holdings on Friday said that it is of the opinion that the company's securities should not be suspended, because it "believes the group has the ability to continue as a going concern".

ASTAKA Holdings is the latest among Singapore-listed property developers with projects in Johor to get flagged by its auditors regarding going concern matters.

THE independent auditors of Astaka Holdings have drawn attention to potential doubts about the company's ability to continue as a going concern, and flagged uncertainties related to the pending outcome of an independent review.

CATALIST-LISTED property developer Astaka Holdings, which last week had its requests to put off its annual general meeting (AGM) and yearly returns rejected, told shareholders on Thursday that a subsidiary faces a claim for some RM3.2 million (S$1.05 million), as well as interest and costs. ...

PROPERTY company Astaka Holdings' requests to further defer holding its annual general meeting (AGM) and filing its annual returns have been rejected by the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA).

CATALIST-LISTED property developer Astaka's wholly owned indirect subsidiary, Astaka Padu Sdn Bhd (APSB), owes a late payment of RM125.3 million (S$41.3 million) plus interest to a construction firm it hired in August 2015.

CATALIST-LISTED property developer Astaka's wholly owned indirect subsidiary, Astaka Padu Sdn Bhd (APSB), owes a late payment of RM125.3 million (S$41.3 million) plus interest to a construction firm it had hired in August 2015.

CATALIST-LISTED property developer Astaka's wholly owned indirect subsidiary, Astaka Padu Sdn Bhd (APSB), owes a late payment of RM125.3 million (S$41.3 million) plus interest to a construction firm it had hired in August 2015.