EPICENTRE Holdings, which is currently under judicial management, has terminated an agreement in which it would transfer its Catalist listing to an entity linked to South Korean steelmaker Kossen.

The judicial managers for Epicentre Holdings announced that the implementation agreement entered into with KOSDAQ-listed Kossen Co and Tardis Capital for the proposed transfer of the company’s listing status has been terminated. Under the agreement, which was originally announced in July 2020, Epi...

SOME online brokers in Singapore have curbed trading for several US stocks that have become the epicentre of a battle between short sellers and an online army of retail investors. This has sparked an outcry from Singapore retail investors who were momentarily locked out of the market for the...

The Straits Times Index (STI) was down 11.8% in 2020, making it the worst performer in Asia, says PhillipCapital’s head of research Paul Chew in its Singapore strategy report for 2021 dated Jan 5. The index’s poor performance coincided with Singapore’s worst gross domestic product (GDP) contra...

[HONG KONG] Even if you resent China for being the epicentre of Covid-19, you've got to admire Beijing's leadership skills. Less than a year after the pandemic erupted, life is back to normal, while Europe and the US are still struggling. The country is now the world's shining...

EPICENTRE Holdings has agreed to transfer its listing status on the Singapore Exchange's Catalist board for S$3 million to an unnamed entity that will be incorporated in Singapore with the support of South Korea-listed steel product manufacturer Kossen.

SINGAPORE (July 15): 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). Tardis Capital has introduced Kossen and the transferee group to the judicial ma...

As the original epicentre of the COVID-19 outbreak, China was the first to impose a strict lockdown on millions of its residents. Business is almost as usual for some companies now - albeit with precationary measures to prevent new infections. Money Mind reports.

David Yeung, founder and CEO of social venture Green Monday, is on a mission to ‘make green common’ and to advocate for awareness of alternative meats, environmental impact, and sustainability. He believes that traditional livestock farming systems are outdated and alternative meats are taking o...

China's Wuhan city is considering steps to support its biggest local automaker Dongfeng Motor Corp, according to a draft policy document reviewed by Reuters, as the epicentre of China's novel coronavirus outbreak tries to revive its economy.