As of 3pm, the counter is trading 0.7 cent or 20% higher at 4.2 cents with 59.8 million shares changing hands, after hitting as high as 4.6 cents earlier in the morning.
SINGAPORE (Sept 17): Shares in TEE International rose as much as 31.4% on Tuesday after former CEO Phua Chian Kin, who is currently under investigation, was reportedly seeking to sell a 23% stake in the company.
After lifting its trading halt on Monday night, shares in TEE International opened at 4.5 cents on Tuesday, up from its Monday close of 3.5 cents.
