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Vehicle-leasing firm Skylink Apac poised for listed status with Sincap RTO

Samantha Chiew
Samantha Chiew • 9 min read
Vehicle-leasing firm Skylink Apac poised for listed status with Sincap RTO
From left: Skylink Apac COO Johnson Shen, CEO Wesley Shen, investor and advisor Teh Wing Kwan, and CFO Leonard Teh
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Sincap Group, the former coal trader, was severely impacted by the pandemic as supply chain disruptions hit cash flow. In 2021, the company applied for a voluntary trading suspension after its business was deemed unsustainable.

Adding to its challenges, several directors resigned, and the company failed to hold its annual general meeting (AGM) on time for several financial years. Along with ongoing concerns and compliance issues, Sincap lacked the expertise and resources to pursue new investment strategies.

Sincap may get a new lease of life. On March 18, Sincap announced a reverse takeover (RTO) deal of Skylink Apac, a newly structured entity, to hold related commercial motor vehicle leasing, hire purchase financing and related maintenance service businesses for $42.3 million.

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