Asia Newsday > Business > TTJ Holdings’ chairman makes S$0.23 per share privatisation bid BusinessTTJ Holdings’ chairman makes S$0.23 per share privatisation bidBusinessMay 20, 2022posted on May. 20, 2022 at 2:43 pm THE executive chairman of mainboard-listed TTJ Holdings is looking to take the structural steel specialist private at an offer price of S$0.23 in cash per share. READ SOURCE See also Visible carbon price, harmonised laws needed to drive sustainable finance: panel Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditasianewsdayMay 20, 2022 Leave a ReplyWrite your comment hereName Email Δ You Might Also LikeKatrina CEO to be hauled up for interview in relation to URA investigationJune 26, 2022‘Made in China, Sold on Amazon’ community faces gloomy future amid Covid-19 lockdowns, geopolitical tensionsJune 26, 2022A Chinese Gift to Singapore,JIN DA FU Tea Debuts at Fortune CentreJune 25, 2022BusinessUS crypto firm Harmony hit by US$100 million heistJune 25, 2022BusinessChina jobs: facing lean times, small businesses dial back summer hiringJune 24, 2022TTJ directors recommend shareholders reject offer, after IFA deems it ‘not fair, not reasonable’June 24, 2022BusinessChina, US shipping rates continue to tumble as inflation cools consumer demandJune 24, 2022BusinessTypes of Investments Available in Singapore 2022 — Comprehensive GuideJune 24, 2022BusinessHong Kong’s Jumbo Floating Restaurant has not ‘sunk’ only ‘capsized’, company insists, but spokeswoman can’t say if it’s still above waterJune 24, 2022Recommended For YouG-7 nations to announce import ban on Russian gold as Moscow sanctions widenJune 26, 2022Crisis pregnancy centres under attack after Roe v Wade reversalJune 26, 2022Anti-abortion states split on how to enforce ban, whether to prosecute or surveil doctorsJune 26, 2022Shanghai businesses struggle to get back on their feetJune 26, 2022Heat turned up on China-Japan relationship with maritime disputes over islands and alliancesJune 26, 2022
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