Japan Foods, fresh from reporting improved earnings in the first half of the fiscal year, has been actively buying back shares throughout the month. The most recent was on Nov 29 when it bought back 100,000 shares at 43 cents each. This brings the total shares bought under the current mandate to 519...

SHARES of Best World International jumped as much as 37.5 per cent or S$0.51 to hit a high of S$1.87 on Monday (Nov 14) – on its first day of trading after a 3.5-year-long suspension due to regulatory concerns over the company’s business model in China.

SHARES of Best World International jumped as much as 37.5 per cent or S$0.51 to hit a high of S$1.87 on Monday (Nov 14) – on its first day of trading after a 3.5-year-long suspension due to regulatory concerns over the company’s business model in China.

SHARES of Best World International saw incremental gains early on its first day of trading, after a 3.5-year-long suspension due to regulatory concerns over the company’s business model in China.   

BEST World International will request to resume trading at market open on Nov 14, following the expected release of its latest financial results on Nov 11.

Forty-two months after trading of its shares had been suspended, Best World International will resume trading on Nov 14.The company, best known for its direct selling business of beauty and health products in markets such as China, had its trading suspended back in May 2019 after it came under short...

Best World International, known for its direct selling business of health and beauty products, has received a “no-objection” from SGX RegCo to resume trading.The company’s shares have been suspended since 2019, after questions were raised over the legality of its business model in China, one o...

BEST World, after having trading put on hold for three years over the legality of its business model in China, has gotten approval from the frontline market regulator to resume trading - subject to conditions.

Best World International, known for its direct selling business of beauty and health products, has applied for its shares to resume trading on the Singapore Exchange.The company’s shares have been suspended since 2019 after the company first came under attack by short seller Bonitas Research, and ...

BEAUTY products distributor Best World International will begin to prepare the proposal to resume trading of its shares for submission to bourse regulator Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo), the company said in a bourse filing on Saturday (Jul 9). 

EMBATTLED beauty products distributor Best World International is buying back its shares again in an off-market offer.

BEST World International has issued its offer letter and acceptance forms to shareholders on Monday (Jan 17), as part of its off-market offer. The beauty product distributor announced on Dec 31 last year that it will buy back up to 54.4 million or about 10 per cent of its issued shares at S$...

EMBATTLED beauty product distributor Best World International will buy back up to 54.4 million shares - representing 10 per cent of its issued share capital - at S$1.36 apiece, as part of an off-market offer.

EMBATTLED beauty product distributor Best World International will buy back up to 54.4 million shares - representing 10 per cent of its issued share capital - at S$1.36 apiece, as part of an off-market offer.