As the pandemic drags on, some com­panies are compelled to move into radically new business areas. For example, Chaswood Resourc­es is in the process of transforming from an F&B operator to a lithium-ion battery maker; OIO Holdings transitioned from an en­gineering firm called DLF Holdings to...

Catalist-listed Hatten Land has, on Nov 1, established a joint venture company (JVC) with HydraX to jointly develop and operate ‘first-of-its-kind’ cryptocurrency exchanges (crypto exchanges) in Singapore and Malaysia. The move is the latest initiative by Hatten Land to re-purpose its malls in...

MARJORY Loh, a former director of the listed Axington and sister of Terence Loh, has been made bankrupt on an application by DBS Bank on a debt of S$3.2 million she guaranteed.

MARJORY Loh, a former director of the listed Axington and sister of Terence Loh, has been made bankrupt on an application by DBS Bank on a debt of S$3.2 million she guaranteed.

AXINGTON announced on Wednesday that it has appointed managing director of corporate advisory firm AJCapital Advisory Luke Anthony Furler as an independent non-executive director of the company.

AXINGTON announced on Wednesday that it has appointed managing director of corporate advisory firm AJCapital Advisory Luke Anthony Furler as an independent non-executive director of the company.

CATALIST-listed Axington's request for an extension of deadline till March 31 next year to submit a trading-resumption proposal had been granted by the Singapore Exchange (SGX), it announced on Tuesday.

Many new companies are getting listed via an RTO deal instead of an IPO. What are its pros and cons of a backdoor listing? There appears to be a dearth of new listings on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). However, IPO numbers alone do not tell the whole story. A constant stream of new companies are tryi...

BY most accounts, now may not be the best time to dabble in China's tech sector. Beijing's regulatory crackdown on Internet companies has left the nation's homegrown giants reeling. The outlook is not much better for those companies turning to China tech plays for a new lease ...

AXINGTON'S proposed S$405 million acquisition of a 60 per cent stake in a Hong Kong Web technology company has fallen through as "various" discussions failed to materialise in the past month.