VIVIDTHREE IPO

Kinetic88

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These people is go for power of cd, no cd they will say the stock is junk de

cd ish moi passive income, nothing wrong right ? :s8:

so many SSI warriors with high passive income becos of cd ish no wrong de.
 

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Growth stock always risky. Those young strawberry generation can stomach. Anyway nowadays , they call them snow flake generation. Touch them will melt type.
No big no small, like to insult seniors and utter lack of respect and poor up bringing.
Anyway, Vivi is name of my small 3 , so I sarpork vividthree lol

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Here ish another write up on the IPO.

Visual Effects Firm Vividthree Heads for Singapore IPO



By Patrick Frater


Patrick Frater

Asia Bureau Chief

Singapore-based digital effects company Vividthree Holdings is to float on the local stock exchange later this month. The IPO will raise $9.50 million (S$13 million).

The firm is a subsidiary of mini-conglomerate mm2 Asia, which currently has a 49% holding. That position will fall to 42% and leading individual shareholders Charles Yeo and Jay Hong be diluted from 16% each to 13% each.

The new shares are being sold at S$0.25 apiece. At that price the enlarged company will have a market capitalization of $61.4 (S$84 million).

Vividthree has produced effects for local movies including “Ah Boys to Men,” “Ah Boys to Men II” and “Ah Boys to Men 3 – Frogmen.” It is also involved in a large-scale 360-degree dome projection mapping project, “The Future of Us,” a futuristic multi-sensory experiential exhibition.

The company say that most of the fresh cash will be used for working capital, while about a third will be deployed for purchases of intellectual property and other companies and joint ventures. It is committed to develop a virtual reality thematic tour show based on the Korean film “Train to Busan.”

Proforma profits in the financial year to March stood at $2.05 million (S$2.8 million), on revenues of $5.12 million (S$7 million). Mm2 Asia, which recently bought the Cathay Organisation, cinema chain is currently valued at $318 million (S$436 million).

https://variety.com/2018/biz/asia/visual-effects-firm-vividthree-singapore-ipo-1202950136/
 

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I guess I didn't get it from my ATM pressing. No in my CDP. Sigh..

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Here ish another write up on the IPO.

Visual Effects Firm Vividthree Heads for Singapore IPO



By Patrick Frater


Patrick Frater

Asia Bureau Chief

Singapore-based digital effects company Vividthree Holdings is to float on the local stock exchange later this month. The IPO will raise $9.50 million (S$13 million).

The firm is a subsidiary of mini-conglomerate mm2 Asia, which currently has a 49% holding. That position will fall to 42% and leading individual shareholders Charles Yeo and Jay Hong be diluted from 16% each to 13% each.

The new shares are being sold at S$0.25 apiece. At that price the enlarged company will have a market capitalization of $61.4 (S$84 million).

Vividthree has produced effects for local movies including “Ah Boys to Men,” “Ah Boys to Men II” and “Ah Boys to Men 3 – Frogmen.” It is also involved in a large-scale 360-degree dome projection mapping project, “The Future of Us,” a futuristic multi-sensory experiential exhibition.

The company say that most of the fresh cash will be used for working capital, while about a third will be deployed for purchases of intellectual property and other companies and joint ventures. It is committed to develop a virtual reality thematic tour show based on the Korean film “Train to Busan.”

Proforma profits in the financial year to March stood at $2.05 million (S$2.8 million), on revenues of $5.12 million (S$7 million). Mm2 Asia, which recently bought the Cathay Organisation, cinema chain is currently valued at $318 million (S$436 million).

https://variety.com/2018/biz/asia/visual-effects-firm-vividthree-singapore-ipo-1202950136/

wow thanks for sharing! this is very interesting to know. looking into stocks and all recently
 
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