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$Kitchen Culture(5TI.SI)
Hao Dong ting, Ooway Group, China Fintech, DHgate, AREX.
These are the key names for Kitchen culture moving forward.
sellers stacking
maybe day end close 82 low?
85 nice
sellers testing 87
noobnub ( Date: 25-May-2021 13:14) Posted:
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looks like opp to short 89. watch awhile
noobnub ( Date: 25-May-2021 13:10) Posted:
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look like more sellers coming out
now those bought morning cut lose rush with the shortist
noobnub ( Date: 25-May-2021 09:53) Posted:
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wait for shortist to take over
noobnub ( Date: 24-May-2021 14:22) Posted:
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shiok ah
96 target today
$Kitchen Culture(5TI.SI) Something happened to Kitchen Culture with the breakup and also the huge volume.
Possible related to the person.
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/ZP81Q5E439WLKKOG/f0a2f106d8452cbba03e04bbb353e6e29774042fc0eb92156a8efcaf96cc3088
come down 75 can buy again
noobnub ( Date: 24-May-2021 14:08) Posted:
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let the shortist take over i go relax
noobnub ( Date: 24-May-2021 14:08) Posted:
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sold huat ah
noobnub ( Date: 24-May-2021 13:58) Posted:
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80 81 can take some profits huat ah
noobnub ( Date: 21-May-2021 10:50) Posted:
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Looks like a good bet...price has stablised at this level for some time.
bought 76 try my luck
This IPO highlights the strengths and prospects of the credit data industry....which Kitchen Culture is venturing into with their Executive Director, Lincoln Teo, being a veteran in the industry...
Malaysia' s CTOS targets RM1.2b IPO in third quarter, say sources
MALAYSIAN credit reporting agency CTOS Digital Bhd is looking to raise as much as RM1.2 billion (S$386.4 million) in an initial public offering (IPO) aimed for the third quarter this year, two sources familiar with the deal said.
The listing, which could value CTOS at RM2.4 billion, could come as soon as the end of July, said the sources, who sought anonymity as the process was private.
" There' s been great interest from foreign and local institutions, and commitment expressed early on," one of the sources said on Monday.
Both pointed to robust appetite for the offering, even at the early stages of structuring the deal.
CTOS referred to its draft prospectus when Reuters reached out for a comment.
In the draft prospectus filed last week with the markets regulator Securities Commission, the credit information and analytics solutions provider did not disclose how much it planned to raise.
It said the IPO proceeds were earmarked to repay bank borrowings and make acquisitions within three years.
Last year, the firm acquired CIBI Information Inc in the Philippines and a stake of 20 per cent in Thailand' s Business Online Public Company Limited.
The firm' s existing shareholders, private equity firm Creador and the founders are selling half of their stakes on a pro-rata basis, CTOS group chief executive officer Dennis Martin said in an e-mail.
Creador, which owns 80 per cent of the company, declined to comment.
Last year, it took another of its portfolio firms, Mr DIY Group, public in a RM1.5 billion IPO, which the sources say has helped bolster investors' confidence regarding CTOS' listing.
Home improvement retailer Mr DIY was Malaysia' s largest IPO in three years when it listed last October, and its shares have risen more than 140 per cent since.
The sources said some investors in the Mr DIY IPO were keen to join the CTOS offering, but declined to identify them.
Mr DIY counted BlackRock Inc, Aberdeen Standard Investments, Fidelity Investments, JPMorgan Asset Management and insurer AIA Bhd among its dozen cornerstone investors. REUTERS
(pls do your own DD)
Malaysia' s CTOS targets RM1.2b IPO in third quarter, say sources
MALAYSIAN credit reporting agency CTOS Digital Bhd is looking to raise as much as RM1.2 billion (S$386.4 million) in an initial public offering (IPO) aimed for the third quarter this year, two sources familiar with the deal said.
The listing, which could value CTOS at RM2.4 billion, could come as soon as the end of July, said the sources, who sought anonymity as the process was private.
" There' s been great interest from foreign and local institutions, and commitment expressed early on," one of the sources said on Monday.
Both pointed to robust appetite for the offering, even at the early stages of structuring the deal.
CTOS referred to its draft prospectus when Reuters reached out for a comment.
In the draft prospectus filed last week with the markets regulator Securities Commission, the credit information and analytics solutions provider did not disclose how much it planned to raise.
It said the IPO proceeds were earmarked to repay bank borrowings and make acquisitions within three years.
Last year, the firm acquired CIBI Information Inc in the Philippines and a stake of 20 per cent in Thailand' s Business Online Public Company Limited.
The firm' s existing shareholders, private equity firm Creador and the founders are selling half of their stakes on a pro-rata basis, CTOS group chief executive officer Dennis Martin said in an e-mail.
Creador, which owns 80 per cent of the company, declined to comment.
Last year, it took another of its portfolio firms, Mr DIY Group, public in a RM1.5 billion IPO, which the sources say has helped bolster investors' confidence regarding CTOS' listing.
Home improvement retailer Mr DIY was Malaysia' s largest IPO in three years when it listed last October, and its shares have risen more than 140 per cent since.
The sources said some investors in the Mr DIY IPO were keen to join the CTOS offering, but declined to identify them.
Mr DIY counted BlackRock Inc, Aberdeen Standard Investments, Fidelity Investments, JPMorgan Asset Management and insurer AIA Bhd among its dozen cornerstone investors. REUTERS
(pls do your own DD)
wait for more vol to be sure bbs inside