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Catalist-listed LHN Group to move to mainboard on Dec 13

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Published Thu, Nov 23, 2023 · 10:32 PM
    • The company's appointment of Primepartners Corporate Finance as its continuing sponsor will cease on Dec 13, with its move to the mainboard.
    • The company's appointment of Primepartners Corporate Finance as its continuing sponsor will cease on Dec 13, with its move to the mainboard. PHOTO: LHN

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    REAL estate services provider LHN Group will transfer from the Catalist to the Singapore Exchange’s mainboard on Dec 13.

    In a bourse filing on Thursday (Nov 23), the company said that trading in its shares will commence at 9 am that same day.

    It added that the company’s appointment of Primepartners Corporate Finance as its continuing sponsor will cease on Dec 13.

    The company had said in October that a listing on the mainboard would improve the company’s image locally and abroad. It also expressed hope that the move would give it access to a larger, more diverse investor market, and more fundraising opportunities.

    LHN shares closed at S$0.34 on Thursday, before the announcement.

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