Oei Hong Leong

Oei Hong Leong drops suit against Raffles Education - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Oei Hong Leong drops suit against Raffles Education

Raffles Education said that it has consented to the discontinuance, which has been accepted and approved by the High Court.

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Raffles Education receives legal letter from Oei Hong Leong

Raffles Education says it intends to defend the originating summons “vigorously”.

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Oei Hong Leong buys a further 3.7 mil shares in Raffles Education, increases stake to 13.4%

Oei previously purchased two million shares for $284,594 from the market on September 8.

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Oei Hong Leong increases stake in Raffles Education, causes share price to rise by over 20%

Oei Hong Leong has increased his stake in Raffles Education to 13.05% after buying two million shares from the market yesterday.

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Raffles Education CEO Chew Hua Seng refutes CAD claims by Oei Hong Leong

“I wish to clarify, for avoidance of all doubt, that there is no such investigation by the CAD against me or my wife or son, to my knowledge,” Chew said in a press release on September 1.

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Oei Hong Leong wants to oust Chew Hua Seng again

Oei wants Raffles Education to appoint an independent special auditor to undertake a series of reviews
Singapore tycoon Oei wins long-running Canada property case

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Singapore tycoon Oei wins long-running Canada property case

(July 23): Singapore businessman Oei Hong Leong has won a long-running court battle involving one of Canada’s largest property developers and a commercial site in the heart of Vancouver.

Oei Hong Leong disposes entire IPC stake to Ngiam family after end of APSI deal

SINGAPORE (Sept 11): Asset trader Oei Hong Leong on Tuesday sold his entire 32.96% stake in IPC Corporation via married deals to the latter's chairman and CEO Patrick Ngiam and his family.

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Ngiams withdraw acceptance of APSI's offer for IPC stake via mutual consent

SINGAPORE (Apr 5): IPC Corp says chief executive Patrick Ngiam and his family have withdrew their acceptance of the offer from Asia-Pacific Strategic Investments (APSI) to buy their stake in the company.

Asia-Pacific Strategic Investments accepts Oei's withdrawal

SINGAPORE (Mar 5): Offeror Asia-Pacific Strategic Investments (APSI) has accepted Oei Hong Leong’s withdrawal to sell his 32.96% stake in IPC Corp.
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