THE Singapore Exchange (SGX) has approved the proposed delisting of Memtech International, subject to the completion of the compulsory acquisition by its controlling shareholders, the Chuang family.

THE Singapore Exchange (SGX) has approved the proposed delisting of Memtech International, subject to the completion of the compulsory acquisition by its controlling shareholders - the Chuang family, the company said on Monday night.

THE Singapore Exchange (SGX) has approved the proposed delisting of Memtech International, subject to the completion of the compulsory acquisition by its controlling shareholders - the Chuang family, the company said on Monday night.

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THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Tuesday:

SINGAPORE (July 2): Trading of shares in Memtech International will be suspended afterits free float fell below 10% at the initial closing date of the offer. As at 5pm last Friday, the total number of shares owned or agreed to be acquired by the offeror amounted to some 128.8 million shares or 91.9...

THE Singapore Exchange on Monday said that it would suspend trading of shares in Memtech International on the stock exchange at the close of an offer from the firm's controlling shareholders after the company's free float fell under the 10 per cent mark.

SINGAPORE (June 28): M-Universe Investments' cash offer to privatise Memtech International has been extended by some two weeks to July 12. The offeror, a bid vehicle for a consortium led by Memtech’s executive chairman Chuang Wen Fu and his family, says it has no intention to revise the offer pri...

MEMTECH International announced on Thursday night that the closing date of a voluntary conditional offer from controlling shareholders, the Chuang family, to delist the Singapore-listed electronics components manufacturer has been extended.

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Friday: