Jerry Low Chin Yee

SINGAPORE (Oct 5): While retail investors are growing more savvy at navigating the local stock market and asking companies tough questions, they are now worried about litigation.

SINGAPORE (July 27): Tay Kah Chye, chairman of Asiatic Group (Holdings), wasted no time in addressing an issue that has plagued the company for the last couple of months when he kicked off its annual general meeting on July 26.

SINGAPORE (July 23): The three Tan brothers who helm Asiatic Group (Holdings), have issued a cease and desist letter against dissenting minority shareholder Jerry Low for making “false allegations” and republishing “unsubstantiated and scurrilous co

SINGAPORE (July 22): Asiatic Group has issued a cease and desist letter to its minority shareholder, Jerry Low Chin Yee, for making and publishing what it deems a “series of defamatory and injurious remarks” against the company and its board of direct

SINGAPORE (June 8): Asiatic Group insists its power plant investments remain viable amid criticism from some minority shareholders that they have been mismanaged and that their financial terms are questionable.

SINGAPORE (June 4): Asiatic Group Holdings, the operator of power plants, says the group has managed to stay profitable for the past five financial years despite the challenges which are outside the control of the group.

SINGAPORE (May 8): A year ago, Jerry Low Chin Yee made himself known among REIT watchers as the disgruntled unitholder who successfully organised and led a campaign to boot out the underperforming manager of Sabana REIT.

SINGAPORE (July 26): The manager of Sabana Shari’ah Compliant Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (Sabana REIT) has reported a distribution per unit (DPU) of 0.81 cent for 2Q17, down 24.3% from the 1.07 cent DPU declared a year ago.

SINGAPORE (May 9): Kevin Xayaraj has stepped down from his position as CEO and Executive Director of Sabana Real Estate Investment Management (SREIM), the manager of Sabana REIT.

SINGAPORE (March 6): CIMB views e-Shang Redwood (ESR)’s recent emergence as a substantial unitholder of Sabana Shari’ah Compliant Real Estate Investment Trust (Sabana REIT) as a “precursor to the potential consolidation of small- to mid-cap industri