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katak88
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11-Nov-2021 11:00
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12-Oct-2021 11:09
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Goh goh goh! hold on for the special cash distribution! |
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katak88
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12-Oct-2021 09:17
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GK Goh joins US$25m Series B round of IoT startup UnaBizTUE, OCT 12, 2021 - 9:00 AMSINGAPORE-BASED Internet of Things (IoT) service provider UnaBiz has secured US$25 million in a Series B funding round led by Japanese asset manager SPARX Group and joined by Singapore-listed investment company GK Goh. UnaBiz said that this round has tripled its valuation, but declined to share specifics. According to data platform VentureCap Insights, the startup was previously valued at US$36.5 million in 2019. Tokyo-listed SPARX made the investment via its Mirai Creation Fund II, a US$700 million fund focused on innovative tech, with backers including Toyota Motor Corp and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. Other investors in the Series B round are CDIB Capital Group, a venture and private equity firm in Taiwan, and Thai Oil, the largest refinery and supplier of petroleum products in Thailand. CDIB invested via its fund, CDIB Capital Growth Partners. Goh Yew Lin, managing director of GK Goh Holdings, said that UnaBiz' s IoT solutions have been deployed at scale by major clients in Asia-Pacific. " Even during the pandemic, the team successfully won contracts in new industry verticals and expanded its geographical footprint. We are pleased to join new and existing shareholders to support UnaBiz' s next phase of growth," Goh said. Launched in 2016, UnaBiz specialises in sensor product design, manufacturing, and cloud platform services using technologies such as Sigfox, a wireless network that can connect low-power devices and sensors. WIth a focus on asset management and smart city applications, such as smart metering and facilities management, UnaBiz has deployed sensors in 28 countries. Projects it has serviced include Japan' s largest remote gas meter reading infrastructure, an autonomous tracked beer kegs fleet in Australia and New Zealand, and facility management for a Singapore educational institution. UnaBiz will tap the fresh capital to strengthen its presence in Japan, South-east Asia and the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) region, via M& A and local offices. Asked about the type of M& A targets it is looking for, the company said that it is eyeing " vertical experts who have a proven track record with their solution deployment in South-east Asia or Europe" . UnaBiz' s founder and chief executive Henri Bong said: " The IoT industry has become too fragmented and it is our mission to simplify it and eradicate frictions to truly enable massive IoT, from 0G to 5G." Shuhei Abe, president and chief executive of SPARX, said that UnaBiz has made significant progress in the past year. " We are impressed by its rapid and sustained growth, especially how it delivered one of the largest and fastest smart gas metering projects in the region, despite the Covid-19 pandemic," Abe said. William Ho, President of CDIB Capital Group, likewise said that UnaBiz has " achieved compelling growth in the region over the last 18 months despite the pandemic" . Luck Saraya, managing director of Thaioil' s TOP Ventures, said that the startup fits all of its three focus areas: industrial tech, sustainable tech, new mobility and energy tech. UnaBiz previously raised over US$10 million in Series A funding led by Japanese venture firm Global Brain, via its KDDI Open Innovation Fund. Three months ago, UnaBiz set up a new office in Japan through Invest Tokyo, a programme by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government supported by the Japan External Trade Organisation. The startup was recently selected for an accelerator in Japan under the Global Innovation Alliance, an initiative of Enterprise Singapore and Singapore Economic Development Board, run by Leave a Nest Singapore. . . https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/garage/gk-goh-joins-us25m-series-b-round-of-iot-startup-unabiz |
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27-Aug-2021 10:27
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27-Aug-2021 09:33
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katak88
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24-Aug-2021 14:54
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Daily Share Buy-Back Notice Date of Purchase: 23/08/2021 Total Number of shares purchased: 155,300 Number of shares cancelled 155,300 Number of shares held as treasury shares: 0 Highest/ Lowest price per share Highest Price per share: SGD 1.13 Lowest Price per share: SGD 1.10 Total Consideration (including stamp duties, clearing changes etc) paid or payable for the shares: SGD 175,830.66 Number of issued shares excluding treasury shares after purchase: 324,618,337
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desmodeus
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23-Aug-2021 10:23
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katak88
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22-Aug-2021 20:07
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Daily Share Buy-Back Notice Date of Purchase: 19/08/2021 Total Number of shares purchased: 19,000 Number of shares cancelled: 19,000 Price Paid per share: SGD 1.09 Total Consideration (including stamp duties, clearing changes etc) paid or payable for the shares: SGD 20,763.18 Date of Purchase: 20/08/2021 Total Number of shares purchased: 17,500 Number of shares cancelled 17,500 Number of shares held as treasury shares: 0 Highest/ Lowest price per share Highest Price per share: SGD 1.1 Lowest Price per share: SGD 1.08 Total Consideration (including stamp duties, clearing changes etc) paid or payable for the shares: SGD 19,231.01 |
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18-Aug-2021 09:08
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GK Goh unit to divest stake in Definitiv Group
A UNIT of investment firm GK Goh Holdings (GKGH) has entered into a conditional share sale and purchase deed to sell its entire 31.52 per cent interest in Definitiv Group, GKGH said in a filing to the Singapore bourse on Tuesday.
Corporate services provider Boardroom - which is a 92.02 per cent indirect subsidiary of GKGH - will sell 1,714 ordinary shares in Definitiv to Access Workspace, which is a part of business management software provider The Access Group.
The proposed deal includes an amount in cash (subject to adjustments) as well as an earn-out amount post-completion should Definitiv' s annual recurring revenue exceed certain targets.
Based on Definitiv' s unaudited consolidated balance sheet as at July 31, 2021, Boardroom' s stake would amount to about AS$7.8 million (S$7.8 million), although adjustments on completion may result in changes to the final purchase price paid out. Meanwhile, assuming the maximum earn-out amount is achieved, Boardroom' s share of the earn-out amount would be about A$6.1 million, although there is no assurance that the targets will be met and the earn-out amount paid out.
GKGH said: " The proposed transaction is an opportunity for the Boardroom group to realise the value of the Definitiv shares at a fair price." As at June 30, 2021, based on the unaudited consolidated financial statements of the GKGH group for H1 2021, the book value and net asset value of the shares was about S$3.9 million.
The proposed deal is in connection with the general offer that would see GKGH selling its 92 per cent stake in Boardroom to a Temasek-related consortium for around S$312 million.
It was announced earlier this month that Apricus Global - an investment vehicle owned by the consortium comprising Temasek-linked 65 Equity Partners Holdings and private equity firm Tower Capital Asia - had made a cash offer price of S$1.48828 for each Boardroom share.
GKGH and Symphony House have since entered into irrevocable undertakings to accept the offer for their 92 per cent and 7.6 per cent stakes respectively in Boardroom.
Following the disposal, GKGH will continue to own aged care and healthcare businesses in Australia and Singapore - via its investments in Opal Health Care, Allium Healthcare and Habitat Assets - as well as a diversified portfolio of investments across various asset classes.
Boardroom' s disposal is subject to garnering GKGH shareholders' approval at an extraordinary general meeting.
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katak88
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17-Aug-2021 22:27
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GK Goh unit to divest stake in Definitiv GroupTUE, AUG 17, 2021 - 8:17 PMA UNIT of investment firm GK Goh Holdings (GKGH) has entered into a conditional share sale and purchase deed to sell its entire 31.52 per cent interest in Definitiv Group, GKGH said in a filing to the Singapore bourse on Tuesday. Corporate services provider Boardroom - which is a 92.02 per cent indirect subsidiary of GKGH - will sell 1,714 ordinary shares in Definitiv to Access Workspace, which is a part of business management software provider The Access Group. The proposed deal includes an amount in cash (subject to adjustments) as well as an earn-out amount post-completion should Definitiv' s annual recurring revenue exceed certain targets. Based on Definitiv' s unaudited consolidated balance sheet as at July 31, 2021, Boardroom' s stake would amount to about AS$7.8 million (S$7.8 million), although adjustments on completion may result in changes to the final purchase price paid out. Meanwhile, assuming the maximum earn-out amount is achieved, Boardroom' s share of the earn-out amount would be about A$6.1 million, although there is no assurance that the targets will be met and the earn-out amount paid out. GKGH said: " The proposed transaction is an opportunity for the Boardroom group to realise the value of the Definitiv shares at a fair price." As at June 30, 2021, based on the unaudited consolidated financial statements of the GKGH group for H1 2021, the book value and net asset value of the shares was about S$3.9 million. The proposed deal is in connection with the general offer that would see GKGH selling its 92 per cent stake in Boardroom to a Temasek-related consortium for around S$312 million. It was announced earlier this month that Apricus Global - an investment vehicle owned by the consortium comprising Temasek-linked 65 Equity Partners Holdings and private equity firm Tower Capital Asia - had made a cash offer price of S$1.48828 for each Boardroom share. GKGH and Symphony House have since entered into irrevocable undertakings to accept the offer for their 92 per cent and 7.6 per cent stakes respectively in Boardroom. Following the disposal, GKGH will continue to own aged care and healthcare businesses in Australia and Singapore - via its investments in Opal Health Care, Allium Healthcare and Habitat Assets - as well as a diversified portfolio of investments across various asset classes. Boardroom' s disposal is subject to garnering GKGH shareholders' approval at an extraordinary general meeting. Shares in GKGH closed at S$1.08 on Tuesday, down one cent or 0.92 per cent. . . https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/gk-goh-unit-to-divest-stake-in-definitiv-group |
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13-Aug-2021 19:12
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This stock confirmed very few have... good results also no body talk. profirs more than $5 million against a loss of $5 million the previous year. nav increased to $1.31. But no interim dividends, maybe because eps only 1.6 cents plus the old man super stingy. |
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Lobster
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11-Aug-2021 15:05
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Well, it still has more than $50 million in cash. After this divestment, and using part of the proceeds to clear its debts, it would debt -free, cash rich company, with plenty of room for dividends and cash payouts. for this particular situation I am trillion % confident we will get AT LEAST a 0.20 c special D. |
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desmodeus
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11-Aug-2021 09:34
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with a net debt of 140m due 12 months, room for special dibidends
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Joelton
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11-Aug-2021 09:20
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G K Goh soars as much as 21% on Boardroom stake sale to Temasek-related consortium news
SHARES of G K Goh Holdings (GKGH) surged as much as 21 per cent on Tuesday in early trade, after it was reported that the mainboard-listed investment firm is selling its stake in corporate services provider Boardroom to a Temasek-related consortium.
No married deals were recorded, showed ShareInvestor data.
The company earlier announced that it would be divesting its entire 92 per cent stake in Boardroom to Apricus Global, an investment vehicle owned by the consortium comprising Temasek-linked 65 Equity Partners Holdings and private equity firm Tower Capital Asia.
The consortium will pay S$1.49 for each Boardroom share, which values Boardroom at around S$312 million.
GKGH has since entered into an irrevocable undertaking to accept the offer with respect to its 92 per cent stake in Boardroom if and when it is made.
In a regulatory filing, GKGH said that it expects to fetch approximately S$287 million in gross proceeds from the divestment, higher than its market cap of S$250 million as at Jan 19 this year - the last trading day before it announced the strategic review of its Boardroom shareholding.
The disposal of Boardroom is pending GKGH shareholders' approval before it can proceed.
An extraordinary general meeting will be convened at a later date.
Following the divestment, the company also said it expects to recommend a special dividend to be paid to shareholders after the disposal has been completed.
GKGH will then continue to hold investments across different asset classes, such as its investments in Opal Health Care, Allium Healthcare and Habitat Assets that are engaged in aged care and healthcare businesses in Australia and Singapore.
In total, these businesses and investments have an aggregate carrying value of about S$458.3 million as at Dec 31, 2020.
Before this announcement, GKGH had taken Boardroom private in July 2019, having been a shareholder since 2004.
At the time, GKGH offered S$0.88 in cash for each Boardroom share, valuing the company at S$184.5 million.
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Lobster
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10-Aug-2021 17:44
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CLOSED up 0.165 or almost 17%. Very very sayang so few invested here. SHARES of GK Goh Holdings G K Goh: G41 +16.92% (GKGH) surged as much as 21 per cent on Tuesday in early trade, after it was reported that the mainboard-listed investment firm is selling its stake in corporate services provider Boardroom to a Temasek-related consortium. As at 9.13am, GK Goh Holdings shares were up 20.5 Singapore cents or 21 per cent at S$1.18, after 238,900 shares changed hands. The counter later eased to S$1.12, up 14.5 cents or 14.9 per cent as at 9.36am. No married deals were recorded in early trade, according to ShareInvestor data. The company earlier announced that it would be divesting its entire 92 per cent stake in Boardroom to Apricus Global, an investment vehicle owned by the consortium comprising Temasek-linked 65 Equity Partners Holdings and private equity firm Tower Capital Asia |
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Lobster
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10-Aug-2021 09:30
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Looking at the current trend of price performing, I can easily say the specialdividend will be at least 0.20, and with the regular dividends we should be getting around 0.25 cents... But if the uptrend continues especially if we approaches the nav of $1.30, I m aure the payout will be around 30 mark. crazy man, but shiok! Pity very few people interested. vested since the old days of remisiers. pdyohwadfmb
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Lobster
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10-Aug-2021 09:11
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WOW! Opening bell 1.17/1.18! Pity very very few eagle eye investors
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desmodeus
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09-Aug-2021 15:16
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boardroom sales proceeds ~280m more than market cap. ex-boardroom 400m. goes to show gk goh is grossly undervalued. this is unocking shareholder value | ||||
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Lobster
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08-Aug-2021 17:24
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since nobody post, l' ll got to do it... sayang, so few vestors!
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Lobster
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07-Aug-2021 15:57
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The company has said the bulk of the money will be used to reduce borrowing and for new investment and the rest to pay out a special dividend. If we follow other company' s of such situations, normally they will set aside about 30% for special cash distribution to make investors happy happy. The father may be super stingy but the son also is human and want to " tiong" ( enjoy) also. So if you work that out, it' s about $86 million for special, which is about 0.26 cent a share. That' s why I estimate 0.20 to 0.30 cents. When it comes to money, the black market are seldom wrong.....
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