Posts by Yurie Miyazawa
Ever Glory to offer 2 million new shares at S$0.64 each ahead of proposed transfer to mainboard
It will raise around S$1.2 million in net proceeds if the offer is fully subscribed [SINGAPORE] As part of its proposed transfer to the Singapore Exchange (SGX) mainboard, Catalist-listed engineering services provider Ever Glory United Holdings is making a public offer of up to two million new shares at an offer price of S$0.64 per…
Read MoreIdeas Are Cheap—Execution Wins Every Time
I’ve built companies on a simple rule: action beats intention. Ideas don’t move the needle by themselves. Execution does. If something is worth doing, start now. That’s the opinion I’m putting forward, and it’s how I run my life and my business. People often wait for the perfect plan, the perfect day, or the perfect…
Read MoreBioFresh and Energy Savings – Preserving Vitamins for Peak Performance, Saving Money with Energy
Peak performance doesn’t begin in the boardroom – it begins in the kitchen. As a young CEO in Singapore, you’re managing pitch meetings, board calls across time zones, and strategic decisions that move millions. Your most valuable asset isn’t your cap table or your network – it’s your cognitive performance. And that depends fundamentally on…
Read MoreYour Logo Should Feel Like A Religion
A logo is not a graphic. It’s a rallying point. I treat it like a symbol people can believe in, not just recognize. That’s the standard that separates forgettable marks from icons. My take is simple: your logo should work like a religious symbol—clear, bold, and loaded with meaning you build over time. If it…
Read MoreSunpower Group to buy stakes in two China thermal energy projects
It will take 15% equity interest in Xinneng Thermal Power, and the remaining interest in Changshu Thermal Power that it does not own [SINGAPORE] Sunpower Group on Thursday (Dec 4) announced that it is acquiring stakes in two Chinese power projects. Its wholly owned subsidiary Sunpower International Holding (Singapore), will acquire a 15 per cent…
Read More3 Pricing Moves Early Stage Teams Use To Unlock Profit
You can feel when your pricing is holding your company back. You see interest in your product, but the revenue never quite catches up. The team is building, iterating, grinding, yet you still don’t have the pricing clarity that flips the business from surviving to scaling. Every early team reaches this point. The good news…
Read MoreFederal Reserve ends three-year loss streak from Covid-era monetary policy
The Fed’s deferred asset reflects losses that must be covered before it can resume payments to Treasury [WASHINGTON] The Federal Reserve appears to have finally turned the corner on a three-year-long string of unprecedented loss-making tied to how it has implemented monetary policy in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Over recent weeks, data released…
Read MoreUltraGreen.ai’s 5.9 million share public offer 4.5 times subscribed
[SINGAPORE] The public tranche of the Singapore initial public offering (IPO) of medical imaging and surgery technology firm UltraGreen.ai notched a subscription rate of 4.5 times, with more than a thousand valid applications for some 26.5 million shares. Its Singapore public offer received about S$50.2 million in application monies, Ultragreen.ai said in a balloting announcement…
Read MoreWhy Even Smart People Still Make Dangerous Decisions Under Stress
You do something, it blows up in your face, and then you ask yourself what made you do it in the first place because it’s glaringly obvious it never would’ve worked. You (probably) didn’t do it because you thought it would come back to bite you (unless you’re a masochist, of course). For about 5…
Read MoreChina likely to bid on building new Panama Canal ports
The Panama Canal Authority plans to award contracts for the two terminals in late 2026 and begin operations in 2029 [PANAMA CITY] China is among parties interested in bidding to build two new ports on the Panama Canal, its administrator said on Tuesday (Nov 25), despite US talk of retaking control of the vital trade…
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