IPO

Blackstone-backed AirTrunk delays Singapore REIT IPO amid AI stock sell-off, sources say

AirTrunk was originally planning to launch the IPO in September or October but put it on hold due to market conditions.

CEO Insights

S’pore investors take stock risks abroad, but why not at home? SGX chairman Koh Boon Hwee weighs in

SGX chairman Koh Boon Hwee explained that early-stage venture funding is relatively well-supported in Singapore.

Nvidia-backed Firmus shelves IPO, eyes private funding

Firmus will withdraw its application to list on the Australian Securities Exchange, according to a statement on Oct 9.

Jay-Z, Serena Williams-backed Kenangan Coffee considering IPO on SGX within next 24 months: CEO

For SGX to be selected, CEO Edward Tirtanata said he would like greater clarity on how companies could pursue dual listings in Singapore and on regional exchanges.

Fire-protection specialist Deluge launches SGX IPO to raise over $23 million for acquisitions

Deluge was previously in talks with Jardine Matheson to sell the business before opting for an SGX listing instead, said founder and chairman Vincent Cheo (centre), pictured with CEO Lee Wai Wah (left) and CFO Fredrik Tan.

DeepSeek set to raise at least $15 billion in Tencent-backed funding

DeepSeek’s funding sets the stage for one of the most highly anticipated Chinese market debuts in years.

Moonshot said to be heading for Hong Kong IPO in early 2027 after value hits US$50 billion

Moonshot is one of the biggest stars of China’s AI scene, bursting onto the global stage in July with the debut of Kimi K3.

Singapore’s DayOne files for US IPO joining data centre rush

DayOne Data Centers is part of a wave of firms in the sector eyeing IPOs as soon as 2026.

China’s robot boom hits an unexpected speed bump – a cautious Beijing

Chinese street dancer Wu Yufei performs alongside Unitree Robotics humanoid robots during a demonstration in Pasadena, California, on Sept 17.

CEO Insights

When Singapore encourages failure, the talent will come: Malaysian semiconductor CEO

Mi Technovation will use Singapore as its base for research and development in silicon carbide, as well as autonomous vehicle technologies, said group CEO Oh Kuang Eng.

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