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Public Info posted an update 1 year, 4 months ago
Based on the latest reports, the number of companies that have announced potential or have been confirmed to be delisted from the Singapore Exchange (SGX) in 2025 is significant.
As of Wednesday, May 7, 2025, reports indicate that at least 11 companies have announced potential delistings due to privatization offers and other reasons.
Here are the companies that have been mentioned in recent news as being involved in delisting actions from the SGX in 2025:
Companies with Privatization Offers and Potential Delisting:
* Japfa Ltd. (Shareholders accepted the offer)
* Paragon Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) (Shareholders accepted the offer)
* SLB Development (Received privatization offer)
* PEC Ltd. (Received privatization offer)
* Econ Healthcare (Asia) (Received privatization offer)
* Sinarmas Land (Announced potential delisting)
* ICP Ltd. (Announced potential delisting)
* Amara Holdings (Received privatization offer)
* Procurri Corp (Received privatization offer)
* Ban Leong Technologies (Received privatization offer from a third-party acquirer)
* Aoxin Q&M (Mentioned as potentially being delisted or privatized)
Company Already Delisted:
* 5E Resources Limited (Delisted effective March 5, 2025)
Company Announcing Delisting:
* SMI Vantage Limited (To be delisted effective 9:00 am Singapore time on May 15, 2025)
* Cumulus Media Inc. (CMLS) (Intends to move its stock to the OTCQB market after being notified of delisting from Nasdaq) – Note: While delisting from Nasdaq, the intention to move to another over-the-counter market is a form of delisting from the original exchange.
It’s important to note that “potential” delistings are subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. The situation is dynamic, and the final number of companies delisted in 2025 may change. The reasons cited for these delistings often include poor trading liquidity and undervaluation of the companies on the SGX, leading major shareholders to take them private for greater management flexibility and to reduce compliance costs.
