John Soh Chee Wen

SINGAPORE (Oct 15): Judge Hoo Sheau Peng on Monday dismissed a legal application by John Soh Chee Wen, the alleged mastermind behind the 2013 penny stock crash, to recuse herself from presiding over the case.

SINGAPORE (Oct 9): IPCO International, the company linked to John Soh, the alleged mastermind of the 2013 penny stock crash, has announced it is actively looking to raise funds from a third-party investor via a placement or rights issue.

SINGAPORE (Oct 9): Innopac Holdings, one of the companies tainted by its involvement with the penny stock crash of Oct 2013, is likely to see a new group of shareholders taking control. At the same time, the company plans to cast away a clutch of subsidia

SINGAPORE (July 2): Ipco International said it was served with two writs of summons from lawyers acting for the company’s former interim CEO Goh Hin Calm, who will be going on trial for his alleged involvement in the penny stock crash of Oct 2013.

SINGAPORE (June 13): The defence counsels for John Soh Chee Wen, Quah Su Ling, and Goh Hin Calm – the alleged masterminds behind the penny stock crash of 2013 – will be meeting the prosecution in a pre-trial conference on June 29.

SINGAPORE (June 1): The three individuals accused of being the masterminds behind the October 2013 penny stock crash will go to trial, the Singapore court decided on Friday.

SINGAPORE (May 31): The defence team for John Soh Chee Wen, Quah Su-Ling, and Goh Hin Calm – the trio facing trial for the October 2013 penny stock saga – in court today tried to prove that their clients were not responsible for the crash, which wiped

SINGAPORE (May 30): The committal hearing for the three individuals charged for the October 2013 penny stock crash started on Wednesday.

SINGAPORE (May 4): ISR Capital saw its share price collapse 96% y-o-y last year while reporting an 82.8% y-o-y decline in losses to $1.4 million.

SINGAPORE (Apr 16): ISR Capital may require a further US$10 to US$15 million ($13.1 million to $19.7 million) for the next phase of its feasibility studies on the tantalum mining project in Madagascar. Funding would also have to come from the company itse