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Toku Ltd - Balloting Results

Toku , a Singapore-incorporated AI-powered customer experience (CX) platform, today announced the successful close of its initial public offering. The Company will be listed on the Catalist Board of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited following the completion of the offering, marking the first IPO of 2026 for the exchange.   You may refer to the ballot results below: Sharing the key highlights from the press release, as well as a quote from Thomas Laboulle, Founder and CEO, Toku.  Toku, the Singapore-incorporated AI-powered customer experience (CX) platform secures full subscription on SGX Catalist, raising  S$16.25 million  at  S$0.25  per Invitation Share.  The Public Offer attracted strong interest and was  31.9 times subscribed , from 1,115   valid applications for  63,888,300 Public Offer Sh...
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Versalink - Balloting Results

Versalink reported its balloting results. The ratio is as follows. It is not easy to get though.



Having said that, the tranche is only 1.5x subscribed, so the debut may not be strong. It may be a good thing if you apply and didn't get it.

Let's see how it pans out tomorrow.

Happy IPOing



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Seeking Private Returns said…
Ok debut at 0.34. Got 6 lots and $240 gain excluding commissions.

Considering that it's only 1.5x subscription, got lucky!
24 September 2014 at 10:06
Anonymous said…
Hi Mr IPO, there is something about the REITS which puzzled me. U have any idea why the price of some REITS are pretty stable eg. IREIT, OUE C trust, OUE H trust. However there are some which make quite big swings, even intraday price swings. Which counter would u recommend for a very conservative investor who would like the share price to be stagnant?
30 September 2014 at 00:32
Anonymous said…
Hi Mr IPO, there is something about the REITS which puzzled me. U have any idea why the price of some REITS are pretty stable eg. IREIT, OUE C trust, OUE H trust. However there are some which make quite big swings, even intraday price swings. Which counter would u recommend for a very conservative investor who would like the share price to be stagnant?
30 September 2014 at 00:32
Anonymous said…
How about new IPO emas?
30 September 2014 at 22:12
Mr. IPO said…
A lot will depend on how much free float is in the market. If a company has hardly any large buyers and sellers, and are held by strong institutions or founders, then the shares tend to be less volatile.
1 October 2014 at 21:40
Anonymous said…
Hi Mr IPO thank you so much for sharing your insights. For a conservative investor who is just looking for the yield and constant dividend but not capital appreciation (but of cos hope it is equally unlikely for capital depreciation too), which REITs will you recommend? Is OUEHT, OUE CT, IREIT good choice? What other options are there? They have been relatively stable since launched, I am just wondering if there is reasonably good chance things can stay the same in the few years ahead. Thank you Sir
2 October 2014 at 23:34
Mr. IPO said…
Well I never really study the volatility so I can't really opine.
3 October 2014 at 22:47
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