-- シンガポール証券取引所（SGX:BEZ）に水曜日に提出された書類によると、ベン・クアン・マリン（Beng Kuang Marine）の創業者兼執行役員であるチュア・メン・フア氏が保有する同社の株式は、機関投資家や著名な投資家から強い関心を集めた。 この取引には、アモバ・アセット・マネジメントや東京海上生命保険シンガポールなどのファンドが関心を示した。 一方、同社の会長であるチュア・ベン・ヨン氏と最高経営責任者（CEO）のヨン・ジウン・ラン氏は、それぞれ578,286株と500,000株を取得した。
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