Thursday 16 November 2017

Stocks to watch: ETC, Hatten Land, Raffles Education, Spackman Group, Marco Polo Marine, Nam Cheong

SINGAPORE - The accompanying stocks made declarations that could influence their exchanging when the market opens on Friday (Nov 17): 

Rising Town and Cities Singapore (ETC): Myanmar and China property designer ETC said that the unapproved withdrawals in China reported recently are not anticipated that would be material, and its auxiliaries are autonomous of each different along these lines containing the gathering's danger introduction. 
Hatten Land: The designer is procuring two bundles of land in Malacca for RM108.6 million (S$35.32 million) to create isolate incorporated ventures. This sum will be fulfilled in full by the issue of 140.16 million offers at S$0.25 each, or a 28.1 for every penny premium to Hatten Land's volume weighted normal cost of S$0.1952 as at Nov 15. 

Wagers Education Corporation Limited: Raffles Education said that Oei Hong Leong and Oei Hong Leong Art Museum Limited have pulled back their demand take note. Mr Oei had before served notice to assemble an unprecedented general meeting (EGM) on Nov 29 to request the expulsion of the organization's author, director and CEO Chew Hua Seng, among different issues. 

Spackman Entertainment Group: The gathering has sunk 250 million won (S$309,171) into the seed financing round for a South Korean film creation organization, The Makers Studio, and claims 20 for each penny of the firm. The Makers Studio is a startup film creation firm set up by three South Korean media outlet veterans, with plans to deliver and discharge four movies from 2018 to 2020. 

Marco Polo Marine: The gathering has secured the imperative dominant part endorsement from its plan loan bosses for its rebuilding design, which calls for obligation absolution towards S$258 million of liabilities to clear a path for S$60 million of new value to be infused into the recorded gathering. Exchanging its offers is at present suspended. 

Nam Cheong: The application by Nam Cheong's key backups to rebuild their obligations under a plan of course of action has been allowed by the High Court of Malaya. The firm has gone into deliberate exchanging suspension since July 21 on the Singapore Exchange.

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