INVESTMENT holding company LionGold Corp is proposing to issue up to S$10 million of 10 per cent unlisted and redeemable convertible bonds, comprising ten tranches of S$1 million each.

INVESTMENT holding company LionGold Corp is proposing to issue up to S$10 million of 10 per cent unlisted and redeemable convertible bonds, comprising 10 tranches of S$1 million each.

LionGold Corp, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Castlemaine Goldfields, as well as Yaoo Investments, have incorporated a joint venture company, Moliagul Mining, on September 24. Moliagul Mining is incorporated for the purpose of investments, as well as activities relating to the exploration or m...

INVESTMENT holding company LionGold Corp said on Monday that it plans to seek shareholders' approval to transfer its domicile from Bermuda to Singapore, change its name, and diversify into fund management and investment.

Prosecution witness Gabriel Gan stressed he would like alleged 2013 penny stock crash mastermind John Soh Chee Wen to “walk out of this court scot-free”. “You know why? So that I can collect the money he owes me. That’s a lot of money all right,” he told the court under cross examination b...

SINGAPORE (June 17): LionGold, a gold mining and exploration company headquartered in Singapore, announced that its wholly-owned dormant subsidiary Think Power has been struck off from the Register of Companies on June 9. The announcement, which was made on Wednesday, says that the striking off of T...

SINGAPORE (April 28): Raymond Tan, group CEO of LionGold, has resigned to “facilitate board renewal”, although he will stay on as a consultant after his resignation takes effect on April 30.  An existing director, Sun Shu, has been appointed lead independent director.  The company was one of ...

LIONGOLD'S group chief executive and executive director Raymond Tan Soo Khoon has resigned from his posts, with the resignation taking effect on April 30. He will remain with the company as a consultant, according to a filing on the Singapore Exchange late on Tuesday.

SINGAPORE (Mar 4): Prosecution witness Henry Tjoa, the former Phillips Securities remisier who was once part of the “inner circle” of brokers used by alleged masterminds John Soh Chee Wen and Quah Su-Ling, in court on Wednesday admitted to witness tampering and lying to the Commercial Affairs D...

SINGAPORE (Mar 3): Former Phillip Securities remisier Henry Tjoa admitted to raking in some $1 million in commissions from rolling the shares of LionGold Corp, Blumont Group and Asiasons Capital (now Attilan Group) over the course of a year. However, taking the stand today as a prosecution witness ...