Skylink says that the listing marks a new chapter for the company, which now owns one of the largest commercial leasing fleets in Singapore. The company now has a loan book worth $66 million for its credit financing business, and operates seven in-house engineering workshops under its business ecosystem.
Commercial vehicle specialist Skylink Holdings concluded its first day of trading on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) Catalist board at 25 cents, 25% higher than its debut price of 20 cents.
Share price reached an intraday high of 27.5 cents, a 37.5% increase from its placement price per share in relation to the reverse takeover (RTO) of Skylink APAC.
