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Securities Industry Council censures Delong chairman and advisors over buyout fiasco

Samantha Chiew
Samantha Chiew • 3 min read
Securities Industry Council censures Delong chairman and advisors over buyout fiasco
SINGAPORE (July 30): Shares in Delong Holdings are up 94 cents, or 15.6%, at $6.95 with 2.2 million units traded, after its suspension from trading was lifted following an announcement.
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SINGAPORE (July 30): Shares in Delong Holdings are up 94 cents, or 15.6%, at $6.95 with 2.2 million units traded, after its suspension from trading was lifted following an announcement.

The Securities Industry Council (SIC) publicly censured law firm Shook Lin & Bok and financial advisor PrimePartners Corporate Finance for their roles in the aborted privatisation attempt last September.

The offeror Best Grace, which is owned by Delong chief executive and chairman Ding Liguo, was also censured by the regulator over the failed buyout attempt.

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