Maxi-Cash reports 3Q19 net profit more than doubled
Maxi-Cash reported Thursday its third quarter net profit jumped 105 percent on-year to S$5.64 million, partly due to a lower foreign exchange loss.
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Maxi-Cash enters deal to acquire four properties for around S$24 million
Maxi-Cash entered a deal to acquire four properties from property investor 8G Investment for S$23.7 million in cash, the pawnshop operator said Tuesday.
UPDATE: Singapore stocks to watch Monday: DBS, Keppel, SembMarine, BreadTalk, Frasers Property
These are Singapore companies which may be in focus on Monday, 2 September 2019: DBS, Frasers Property, Ascott Residence Trust and CRCT.
Singapore share buybacks Monday: DBS, SPH, Yangzijiang, Maxi-Cash, Stamford Land
These are Singapore companies which announced share buybacks on Monday, 26 August 2019: DBS, Yangzijiang, SPH, Stamford Land and Maxi-Cash.
Singapore share buybacks Friday: Yangzijiang, ST Engineering, HRnetGroup, Stamford Land
These are Singapore companies which announced share buybacks on Friday, 23 August 2019: ST Engineering, Yangzijiang, Maxi-Cash and Stamford Land.
Singapore share buybacks Thursday: Yangzijiang, ST Engineering, Maxi-Cash, Stamford Land
These are Singapore companies which announced share buybacks on Thursday, 22 August 2019: Yangzijiang, ST Engineering, Maxi-Cash and Stamford Land.
Maxi-Cash reports 2Q19 net profit dropped 20 percent amid lower retail sales
Maxi-Cash reported Thursday its 2Q19 net profit dropped 20% on-year to S$2.80M amid lower sales from the retail of jewelry and branded merchandise.
Maxi-Cash to issue additional notes due 2022 after investor interest
Maxi-Cash said Tuesday it plans to issue an additional S$23.5 million of 6.35 percent notes due 2022 after receiving interest from its investors.
UPDATE: Singapore stocks to watch Monday: Wilmar, SPH, Cordlife, Maxi-Cash
These are Singapore companies which may be in focus on Monday, 15 July 2019: Wilmar, Singapore Press Holdings, Cordlife and Maxi-Cash.
UPDATE: Maxi-Cash plans to enter deal for credit line of up to S$50 million from Aspial
Maxi-Cash plans to enter a revolving loan agreement for Aspial Corp. to provide a credit line of up to S$50 million, the pawn-shop operator said Wednesday.
Maxi-Cash offers to buy back some of its notes due 2020
Maxi-Cash Monday offered to buy back up to S$5M of its S$70M 5.50 percent notes due 2020, or to exchange all of the notes for 6.35 percent notes due 2022.
Maxi-Cash reports 1Q19 net profit rose 55 percent on lower expenses
Pawnbroker Maxi-Cash Financial Services reported Thursday its 1Q19 net profit rose 55 percent on-year to S$2.80 million on lower other operating expenses.