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SIAS ‘disappointed’ with new GEH outcome, says shareholders left without clear resolution framework or timeline

Felicia Tan
Felicia Tan • 2 min read
SIAS ‘disappointed’ with new GEH outcome, says shareholders left without clear resolution framework or timeline
“For shareholders who held on, it has been a prolonged and uncertain period, with GEH seeking extension after extension," says SIAS. Photo: Bloomberg
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Shareholders are urged to review the terms of Great Eastern Holdings (SGX:G07) ’ (GEH) new offer carefully, weigh them against their individual investment circumstances and objectives, and make informed decisions accordingly, says Securities Investors Association (Singapore) or SIAS in a June 6 statement signed by founder, president & CEO, David Gerald.

While shareholders will welcome GEH’s new delisting offer after an extended 11-month wait, SIAS notes that it has been a “prolonged and uncertain period” for shareholders with GEH seeking “extension after extension”.

On June 6, GEH and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) presented a revised offer price of $30.15, which represents a “material increase” from the previous offer of $25.60.

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