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Tricklestar (SGX:CYW) named Tan Ong Huat as the company's group chief executive officer and executive chairman, effective June 26, according to a Thursday filing with the Singapore Exchange.This follows the resignation of Ling Hee Keat as the company's executive chairman, following the change in the company's controlling shareholder.
Tricklestar's (SGX:CYW) chief executive officer, Jason John Clark, resigned from the role, effective July 7, according to a Monday filing with the Singapore Exchange.
Singapore shares ended lower on Wednesday amid mounting inflation concerns as elevated oil prices, driven by the ongoing U.S.-Iran stalemate, weighed on investor sentiment.The Straits Times Index ranged between 5,024.99 and 5,069.45 throughout the day. It ended the session down by 27.43 points, or 0.5%, to close at 5,044.91.On the corporate front, Singapore-listed shares of TSH Resources (SGX:TSH, KLSE:TSH) fell 7% at the close after the palm oil company reported a 56% decline in its attributable profit to 21.3 million ringgit from 48.2 million ringgit a year earlier.TrickleStar (SGX:CYW) closed 3% lower as it was granted in-principle approval by the SGX-ST for the listing and quotation of 79.1 million shares.Meanwhile, shares of Sembcorp Industries (SGX:U96) were up nearly 1% after its subsidiary, Sembcorp Energy UK, signed a joint development agreement to deliver the first phase of a new data center development at the Wilton International site in Teeside, UK.
TrickleStar (SGX:CYW) was granted in-principle approval by the SGX-ST for the listing and quotation of 79.1 million shares, according to a Tuesday bourse filing.Shares of the smart energy solutions company were down over 2% in Wednesday trading.Earlier, the company had signed a placement agreement with PrimePartners Corporate Finance to raise SG$2.4 million through the placement of around 79.1 million shares at SG$0.0306 per share.
Singapore shares remained in green on Wednesday, tracking broader regional gains, with markets responding positively to retreating oil prices.The Straits Times Index (STI), a key benchmark for the Singapore Exchange, ranged between 4,963.16 and 5,008.37 throughout the day. It ended the session at 5,003.96, up 57.96 points or 1.2% compared to Tuesday's close.On the corporate front, shares of TrickleStar (SGX:CYW) zoomed nearly 74% at the close as the company signed a placement agreement with PrimePartners Corporate Finance to raise SG$2.4 million through the placement of around 79.1 million shares at SG$0.0306 per share.Valuetronics (SGX:BN2) shares closed nearly 14% lower, with the company slated to report a "significant" decrease in its net profit for the fiscal year ended March 31.Meanwhile, shares of ES Group (SGX:5RC) surged over 12% at the close after the offshore engineering company's subsidiary, ES Aspire, signed a binding memorandum of agreement to dispose of its 8,028 deadweight tonnage steel tanker to an unrelated third party.
TrickleStar (SGX:CYW) signed a placement agreement with PrimePartners Corporate Finance to raise SG$2.4 million through the placement of around 79.1 million shares at SG$0.0306 per share, according to a Wednesday filing with the Singapore Exchange.Proceeds from the placement exercise will be used for business expansion and for general working capital needs.Shares of the provider of energy saving products surged 59% in Wednesday trading.