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The Assembly Place IPO

   The Assembly Place Holdings Ltd. IPO Overview Company:   The Assembly Place Holdings Ltd. Listing venue:  Singapore Exchange (SGX) —  Catalist  board Offer type:  IPO (Public Offer + Placement + Cornerstone) Sponsor / Issue Manager:  SAC Capital Private Limited The Company is offering 50.3m shares of which 48.3 will be via placement and the balance 2m shares via public offering.  The IPO will close on 21 Jan 2026 noon and start trading on 23 Jan 2026 at 9am.   Business Description The Assembly Place (TAP) is  Singapore’s largest  community living operator * by number of keys under management, operating under an  asset-light  model that leases and manages accommodation properties rather than owning them outright. As at 17 Dec 2025, TAP managed  ~3,422 keys across ~100 property assets  in Singapore, spanning multiple living sectors. TAP’s portfolio includes: Residential co-living  spaces (for singles a...
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JK Tech Holdings Limited

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JK Tech Holdings Limited ("JK Tech" or "the Company") placed out 10m new shares at $0.20 each for a listing on Catalist.  The offer closed on 10 Nov 2011. 


The Company is a one stop provider of IT products, services and solutions to companies. It reported a revenue of $19.8m for FY2011 with a net profit of $2.7m. The EPS based on the enlarged post IPO share cap was 4.08 Singapore cents. That translate into a listing PER of 4.9x. The market cap post listing is only $13.27m, ultra small cap company.


Just a note of caution: For ultra small cap company like JK Tech or Libra, the free float is actually very small. Imagine the number of shares for free float is 66.4m x 30% = 19.9m shares. At 20 cents, the free float translate into $3.98m value. In other words, the founders just need to find 10 friends to take about $400k each to absorb the free float and push up the price thereafter. That is why you see wild swings in prices of such stocks if they are being targeted by speculators. The name of the game is 'dont be the last one holding the baby'. 
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Ren said…
Haha, true. Don't be the last to hold the baby.
20 November 2011 at 20:58
Dennis The Menance said…
While Jf Tech Holding may be a good company. I do Not believe that it is anymore than an average stock as far as expected returns go. I would invest in a company called PFS web Symbol {PFSW.} The Company provides business process outsourcing and ecommerce solutions in the United States, Canada, and Europe. The stock trades around 3.30 a share.
7 December 2011 at 03:51
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