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SIAEC divests entire 39.2% shares in JV for aircraft parts repair

SIAEC’S stake is pegged at $3.79m (US$ 2.79m).  

SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC) will be selling its entire shareholding in Asian Surface Technologies Pte Ltd (AST) to PAS Technologies (PAS).

AST is a joint venture between SIAEC with 39.2% stake; PAS, 40.8%; and United Technologies International Corporation, 20%.

Principle functions of the venture include the repair of aircraft engine fan blades and the provision of wear-resistant and high-temperature corrosion-resistant coating services to the aviation, and oil and gas industries. 

After negotiations, SIAEC’S 39.2% stake in AST to PAS is pegged at $3.79m (US$ 2.79m).  

Based on AST’s audited financial statements for the financial year ended 31 December 2020, the net value of the AST shares owned by SIAEC is worth $3.81m. SIAEC will recognise an estimated gain of $2.68m on the divestment of its entire stake in AST.

Through the completion of this deal, AST has ceased to be an associated company of SIAEC.

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