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

CATALIST-LISTED Accrelist is planning to raise up to S$3.38 million through the placement of shares and issuance of warrants to facilitate its growth plans as it seeks to ride on the rising demand for medical aesthetics services.

Allen Lew, a recently appointed director of Raffles Medical Group, acquired 100,000 shares at $1.35 each on July 27. A day earlier, he had bought another 100,000 shares at $1.30 each. His 200,000 shares is equivalent to 0.011% of the company. Lew, a longtime stalwart at Singapore Telecommunications,...

Catalist-listed Accrelist has triggered a query from Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) on its trading activity after the company’s share price climbed to a high of 5.3 cents on May 24, up 40.5% from its last close of 3.7 cents. The share price climbed to 4.8 cents by 10.20am, where it stay...

ACCRELIST is scrapping its proposed acquisition of Liaoning Mealplus Technology, a developer of software and machinery for the food and beverage industry, after more than two years of negotiations fell through.

CATALIST-LISTED Accrelist on Tuesday said it has scrapped plans to exercise its conversion right under the S$4 million convertible loan extended by Singapore Rixin Zhonghe Investment.

A S$5,000 hongbao (red packet) to a customer has become a focal point in a recent Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) probe involving Terence Tea, the executive chairman of Accrelist and its subsidiary Jubilee Industries Holdings, along with two Jubilee senior management staff.

SINGAPORE (Mar 9): Accrelist has on Mar 6 answered to queries from Singapore Exchange (SGX), after the group avoided most of the questions on Mar 5. See: Accrelist declines to spill the tea on alleged corruption offence To recap, Accrelist’s executive chairman Terence Tea along with two other Jub...

A S$5,000 hongbao (red packet) to a customer was one of the focal points in a recent <a href="https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/accrelist-chairman-as... Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) probe</a> involving the executive chairman of Accrelist and its subsi...

SINGAPORE (Mar 5): Terence Tea, executive chairman of Accrelist and its subsidiary Jubilee Industries, along with two other Jubilee senior management, had been requested on Feb 25 by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) to assist with a probe, according to a Mar 3 announcement. Howeve...