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SLB Dev
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SLB Development Ltd., an investment holding company, operates as a property developer in Singapore, the People’s Republic of China, the United Kingdom, and Australia. The company operates through Property Development and Funds Management and Investment segments. It develops and sells residential, mixed-use, industrial, and commercial properties, as well as provides development management services. The company was incorporated in 2017 and is based in Singapore.
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    SLB Development Secures Court Sanction of Scheme of Arrangement

    SLB Development secured a court approval to sanction the scheme of arrangement to take the company private, according to a Friday filing with the Singapore Exchange. Following the satisfaction of all scheme conditions, the scheme will become effective, with the last day of trading in the company's shares set for Jun 12, with trading suspended on June 13.

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    SLB Development Shareholders Approve Privatization Offer From Lian Beng Group

    SLB Development's shareholders have approved Lian Beng Group's proposal to acquire and privatize the company. Following this approval, SLB Development will seek court sanction for the scheme, with shares expected to be delisted around July 2. The privatization offer values each share at SG$0.23 in cash.

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    Stocks to watch: CapitaLand Investment, CDL, SingPost, SIA Engineering, Delfi, SLB, Dasin Retail Trust

    On May 21, several companies in Singapore announced significant developments. CapitaLand Investment launched its first onshore master fund in China with a commitment of 5 billion yuan. City Developments Ltd reported a 155% increase in first-quarter sales revenue. Singapore Post appointed Teo Swee Lian as chairman-designate. SIA Engineering signed agreements with Singapore Airlines for S$1.3 billion in labor revenue. Delfi's earnings dropped 27.2% due to weaker currencies. SLB Development's shareholders approved a privatization scheme. Dasin Retail Trust addressed allegations from a former director regarding financial reporting.

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    SLB Development shareholders okay privatisation offer from Lian Beng’s Ong family

    Shareholders of SLB Development have approved the privatization offer from Lian Beng Group's Ong family, with 99 independent shareholders voting in favor, representing 96.1% of those present. The company is expected to delist around July 2, with the last trading day on June 12. Shareholders will receive S$0.23 per share in cash by June 27, reflecting a 36.1% premium over the last price. Lian Beng holds 77.6% of SLB shares and aims to provide a cash exit opportunity for shareholders amid low trading volumes.

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    SLB Development Granted Leave to Convene Scheme Meeting

    SLB Development was granted a leave by a court to convene its scheme meeting by July 1, according to a Wednesday filing with the Singapore Exchange. Earlier, the company had received a privatization offer from the board of directors of Lian Beng Group. The offer values each scheme share at SG$0.23 in cash. The two companies had entered into an implementation agreement to set out the terms and conditions of the scheme.

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