IPCO International

Defence lawyers of John Soh, Quah Su-Ling try to discredit claims by ex-IPCO CFO that he did not know how share trading works.

Goh Hin Calm, who pleaded guilty in the 2013 penny stock manipulation ring, still thinks he had done nothing wrong.

SINGAPORE (Oct 14): The explosive revelations from the second tranche of witnesses in the trial of John Soh Chee Wen and Quah Su-Ling, the alleged masterminds behind the 2013 penny stock crash, do not appear to be dying down.

SINGAPORE (Oct 4): Renaissance United, the former IPCO International, says Singapore Exchange has rejected the revised application for a planned subscription agreement of new shares in the company.

SINGAPORE (May 16): Renaissance United, the renamed IPCO International, has been sued in the US state of Washington by an entity called Renovatio LLC.

SINGAPORE (Mar 22): If there’s one story published by The Edge Singapore that I will never forget, it will probably be “Hunting for the truth” (Issue 641, Sept 1, 2014). The piece was intended to mark the first anniversary of the steep rise and sudd

SINGAPORE (Oct 30): Shareholders of IPCO International, one of the nearly dozen companies linked to penny stock saga of 2013, has approved the change of name to Renaissance United.

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 (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 28): Ipco International, the turnkey contractor in the oil & gas industry, expects to post a net loss for the 2018 fiscal year ended April.