BEST World's former business partners are now being asked to hand over documents to the Singapore Exchange (SGX), after the company on Monday confirmed allegations that its biggest customer was owned by the brother-in-law of its chief executive Dora Hoan; it also revealed more links between ...

THE Singapore Exchange (SGX) is digging deeper into the business dealings of Best World International, after the mainboard-listed skincare products firm on Monday confirmed allegations that its chief executive's brother-in-law is indeed the owner of Best World's largest customer in 2017. ...

SINGAPORE (May 13): Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) has issued a notice of compliance on Best World International, to expand the scope of an on-going review by PwC. As part of the expanded review, PwC is to also audit the veracity of Best World’s sales in China, largely via an entity ca...

BEST World has confirmed allegations that its chief executive’s brother-in-law is the owner and legal representative of its primary import agent in China. It also revealed other connections between the two companies.

SINGAPORE (May 13): Best World International, whose shares have been suspended by SGX RegCo, has admitted to a relationship between its primary import agent in China that wasn’t previously disclosed. See: SGX RegCo suspends Best World amid fresh attacks by short sellers See also: SGX RegCo querie...

BEST World International has been granted an extension until 8.30am on Monday morning to answer Singapore Exchange (SGX) queries about the relationship between the company and its primary import agents.

BEST World International has been granted an extension until 8.30 on Monday morning to answer queries from the Singapore Exchange (SGX) about the relationship between the company and its primary import agents.The extension from the initial Friday deadline was granted at the company's request...

THE battle between Best World International and its short-sellers resumed in full force on Thursday, until the regulatory arm of the Singapore Exchange (SGX) punched down on the pause button and ordered Best World to set the facts straight.

SINGAPORE (May 9): The past couple of months have been tough on direct selling firm Best World International. But now, it looks like even tougher times lie ahead. From a high of $3.33 in February this year, shares in Best World have plunged more than 59% to $1.36 as at May 9, following attacks and ...