A-SONIC Aerospace has the distinction of being the first company to exit the Singapore Exchange Watch-List in 2022, after the bi-annual review in June.

Janet Tan, CEO of A-Sonic Aerospace, raised her stake in the company after it had received approval from Singapore Exchange to exit the Watch-list on June 30. The most recent market purchase for Tan was on Aug 19. She had acquired 23,900 shares for a total of $19,871.42 or 83.144 cents each. The acq...

Janet Tan, CEO of A-Sonic Aerospace, has added to her stake in the company recently after a series of buying from the market. On June 30, she paid 68.631 cents each for 81,000 shares. She then paid 69.9 cents each for 5,000 shares on July 1, and on July 4, she paid 69.472 cents for 18,000 shares. Th...

A-Sonic Aerospace has received the go-ahead from the Singapore Exchange to exit the Watch-list, just over five years after it was included.The removal will take effect on June 30.The company, which is in both aviation and logistics, notes that its financial position has improved significantly.Earnin...

Come November, there should be some respite for rising interest rates for stock markets and investors, says Paul Chew, head of research at Phillip Securities.Chew expects the US Federal Reserve to continue hiking up rates till September to tackle inflation because the Fed seems to be guiding a “ne...

A-Sonic Aerospace has submitted its application to exit the SGX-ST watch list after its average daily market capitalisation (cap) exceeded the required $40 million. Under the SGX-ST listing rules, any company that has not achieved the requisite average daily market capitalisation of $40 million over...

TWO directors of aerospace and logistics firm A-Sonic Aerospace - which has been on the Singapore Exchange Watch-list since June 2017 - have exercised their bonus warrants, which could hoist the company's market capitalisation above the S$40 million threshold.

TWO directors of aerospace and logistics firm A-Sonic Aerospace - which has been on the Singapore Exchange Watch-list since June 2017 - have exercised their bonus warrants, which could hoist the company's market capitalisation above the S$40 million threshold.

Janet LC Tan, founder and CEO of A-Sonic Aerospace, bought shares from her fellow executive director Jenny Tan Lay Yong in a married deal at an above-market price. On Aug 26, Janet acquired nearly 1.03 million shares at 80 cents each or a total of $822,588.80 when A-Sonic’s closing price was 57 ce...

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Monday:

A-SONIC AEROSPACE said on Monday that it has received a notice from the collective sale committee of International Plaza, where it has office units.

A-Sonic Aerospace’s founder and CEO Janet Tan and executive director Irene Tay Gek Lim have raised their respective stakes in the company. On June 3, Tan acquired 7,200 shares at around 70.7 cents each. This brings her direct interest to just over 32 million shares or 54.73%. With her deemed inter...

A-SONIC Aerospace has proposed a bonus issue of up to some 14.62 million warrants on the basis of one warrant for every four existing shares, which would see it raising gross proceeds of up to S$1.17 million.

A-Sonic Aerospace is proposing a bonus issue of up to some 14.62 million warrants on the basis of one warrant for every four existing shares, which would see it raising gross proceeds of up to S$1.17 million.

FOR the five trading sessions that spanned April 9 to 15, the Straits Times Index (STI) declined 0.1 per cent while the Nikkei 225 Index, Hang Seng Index and S&P/ASX 200 Index averaged a 0.2 per cent gain. This has brought the STI's total return for the 2021 year to April 15 to 12.6 per cent. Shar...