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Sias calls on Singapore Paincare to clarify actions after failed privatisation bid
[SINGAPORE] The Securities Investors Association (Singapore), or Sias, called on medical services company Singapore Paincare to clarify its actions after its privatisation bid failed earlier this month.The move is...
Sia’s Ex Dan Bernad Asks for $250,000 in Spousal Support to Maintain “Upper-Class Lifestyle” Amid Divorce
Sia’s estranged husband Dan Bernad is seeking more than cheap thrills. Amid the former couple’s ongoing divorce proceedings, Dan, 47, has requested $250,856 per month in temporary spousal support...
Singapore Paincare up 8.3% on Sias valuation
[SINGAPORE] Shares of Singapore Paincare rose on Thursday (Jun 5), a day after the Securities Investors Association (Singapore), or Sias, valued the medical services company at more than double...
Singapore Paincare up 12.1% as Sias urges shareholders to await IFA report
[SINGAPORE] Shares of Singapore Paincare rose on Thursday (Jun 5), a day after the Securities Investors Association (Singapore), or Sias, said the medical services company could be worth more...
Singapore Paincare worth up to S$0.37 a share, more than double its privatisation offer: Sias
[SINGAPORE] The Securities Investors Association (Singapore), or Sias, is urging minority shareholders of Singapore Paincare to hold off on selling their shares amid the proposed privatisation deal.
In a...
Sias calls for Singapore Paincare shareholders to await IFA opinion on privatisation offer
[SINGAPORE] The Securities Investors Association (Singapore), or Sias, is urging minority shareholders of Singapore Paincare to hold off on selling their shares amid the proposed privatisation deal.
In a...
Sias strongly disagrees with IFA opinion on ‘exploitative’ Sinarmas Land offer; urges offeror to revise bid
[SINGAPORE] David Gerald, the president of Securities Investors Association (Singapore), or Sias, has criticised the offer for Sinarmas Land by the Widjaja family-linked Lyon Investments as “exploitative”, urging the...
Sias urges Sin Heng Heavy Machinery shareholders to reject Tal United’s offer, citing 41% discount to NAV
[SINGAPORE] The bid from Tal United to acquire Sin Heng Heavy Machinery at S$0.58 a share mid-last month has been described as a “lowball offer” by the Securities Investors...
