Singapore companies announcing share buybacks on Thursday, 23 June 2022: ComfortDelGro, OCBC, Keppel Corp., Yangzijiang Financial Holding (YZJFH), Singapore Exchange (SGX), Cosmosteel Holdings, Global Investments Ltd., SHS Holdings, G.H.Y Culture & Media Holding, Hong Fok Corp., Intraco Ltd., G.K. Goh Holdings, Valuetronics Holdings, Oxley Holdings, OUE Ltd., and HRnetGroup.
Yangzijiang Financial Holdings
Yangzijiang Financial Holdings (YZJFH) bought back 2 million shares in the market at S$0.435 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$870,838, the asset and wealth manager said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
ComfortDelGro
ComfortDelGro bought back 188,700 shares in the market at S$1.37 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$258,851, the land transportation company said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
Singapore Exchange
Singapore Exchange (SGX) bought back 109,000 shares in the market at S$9.43 to S$9.45 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$1.03 million, the exchange operator said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
OCBC
OCBC bought back 200,000 shares in the market at S$11.37 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$2.28 million, the bank said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
Keppel Corp.
Keppel Corp. bought back 581,000 shares in the market at S$6.52 to S$6.63 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$3.82 million, the property-to-energy-to-infrastructure conglomerate said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
SHS Holdings
SHS Holdings bought back 2.5 million shares in the market at S$0.155 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$388,703, the construction engineering company said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
Hong Fok Corp.
Hong Fok Corp. bought back 256,200 shares in the market at S$0.965 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$248,001, the property development and investment company said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
HRnetGroup
HRnetGroup bought back 120,600 shares in the market at S$0.7762 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$93,893, the labour recruitment and staffing company said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
G.K. Goh Holdings
G.K. Goh Holdings bought back 109,900 shares in the market at S$0.915 to S$0.92 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$101,368, the company said in a filing to SGX after the market close. The repurchased shares will be canceled, the filing said.
G.K. Goh Holdings is an investment company owning operating businesses and a portfolio of investments, including listed and unlisted equities, third-party managed funds and some non-controlling minority stakes. The company also acts as a co-investor for private-equity firms, family offices and insurance companies. It has invested in fiber optic networks in Europe, aged-care in Australia and a Japan REIT.
Oxley Holdings
Oxley Holdings bought back 198,100 shares in the market at S$0.157 to S$0.163 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$31,571, the property developer said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
Cosmosteel Holdings
Cosmosteel Holdings bought back 400,000 shares in the market at S$0.144 to S$0.145 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$57,932, the company said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
The company is a supplier and distributor of piping system components for the energy, marine and other industries in Southeast Asia.
Valuetronics
Valuetronics Holdings bought back 100,000 shares in the market at S$0.525 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$52,574, the electronics manufacturing services company said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
Global Investments
Global Investments Ltd. bought back 500,000 shares in the market at S$0.15299 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$76,553, the company said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
GIL invests in a cross-sector portfolio of assets which will generate steady income and potential appreciation; its investments include direct asset ownership, swaps, credit default swaps, debt, warrants, options, equity and loan agreements, according to its website. GIL is managed by Singapore Consortium Investment Management.
G.H.Y Culture & Media Holding
G.H.Y Culture & Media Holding bought back 26,000 shares in the market at S$0.50865 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$13,274, the company said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
OUE
OUE bought back 10,000 shares in the market at S$1.29 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$12,919, the property developer said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
Intraco
Intraco Ltd. bought back 26,000 shares in the market at S$0.31 each for a total consideration, including other costs, of around S$8,072, the company said in a filing to SGX after the market close.
The company, which was incorporated as part of the portfolio of Singapore state-owned investment company Temasek Holdings, is mainly involved in trading plastic resins, providing passive fire-protection services, providing mobile radio infrastructure management and crane rental services.
