THE Singapore Exchange (SGX) has granted Amcorp Global, formerly known as Tee Land, an extension of time till Oct 20 to restore its free float.

THE proportion of shares of mainboard-listed Tee Land in the hands of the public has fallen below a key threshold following a cash offer.

MAINBOARD-LISTED Tee Land on Tuesday disclosed that it has lost its free float. This means the Singapore Exchange may suspend trading of the developer's shares at the close of the offer on March 20, 5.30pm.

SINGAPORE (Mar 3): A summary report by external investigator PricewaterhouseCoopers Risk Services (PwC) on Mainboard-listed TEE International has revealed several potential breaches of the Companies Act as well as possible non-compliance with Singapore Exchange (SGX) Listing Rules and the Code of C...

MAINBOARD-LISTED Tee International has completed the sale of its 63.3 per cent stake in Tee Land to a unit of Malaysia's Amcorp Group for S$50.6 million in cash, or S$0.179 per share.

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Tuesday.

SINGAPORE (Feb 3): Malaysia’s Amcorp Group has assumed control over TEE Land and is making an offer of 17.9 cents per share to buy over the remaining 31.22% of TEE Land in which it hasn’t already own. This offer comes three weeks after the announcement that Amcorp plans to buy over a combined 6...

SINGAPORE (Jan 20): Mainboard-listed engineering and infrastructure group TEE International announced Monday that its wholly-owned subsidiaries have been awarded new contracts for engineering works worth about $40 million. The wins include a contract awarded to its Building & Construction divis...

TEE International saw its net loss widen to S$35.9 million for its second quarter ended Nov 30, 2019, from a loss of S$3.2 million a year ago.

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