Funds raised by South-east Asian IPOs now at a 9-year low, but outlook positive: Deloitte

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Funds raised by South-east Asian IPOs now at a 9-year low, but outlook positive: Deloitte - The Straits Times

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But expected rate cuts as well as South-east Asia’s strong consumer base, growing middle class, and strategic importance in sectors like real estate, healthcare and renewable energy will create a “more favourable” environment for more IPOs in the years ahead, noted Ms Tay.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore announced in August that it had formed a review group to recommend steps to strengthen the development of Singapore’s stock market.

The Singapore Exchange also hosted two secondary listings: Helens International, a Chinese bar brand with a primary listing on the Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX), and PC Partner Group Limited, a manufacturer and distributor of electronic products, also listed on the HKEX.