Satya Capital, which had been a long-term shareholder in the Singapore refining company, chose to sell out after a 14% gain in the share price over the past month which had brought the stock to 52-week high territory. Yesterday it closed unchanged at S$5.35, which was only 5 Singapore cents away from the high of S$5.40 on May 22.
The seller offered 45.65 million shares, which represented its entire 8.8% stake, at a price between S$5 and S$5.30 and after a few hours of bookbuilding set the price at S$5.10 for a 4.7% discount...
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