DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price. (SGX:S68
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AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
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DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
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DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
DBS Group Research has initiated coverage on AvePoint with a “buy” call at a target price of $28, implying a 42% upside from its SGX debut price.
AvePoint, which listed on SGX on Sept 19, closed at $19.70 on its first day of trading. The dual listing, alongside its Nasdaq counter, is expected to lift brand visibility among government and regulated-industry clients in Asia, notes DBS analyst Sachin Mittal
