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Wee Ee Lim raises stake in UOL to 15.79%

He now owns a total of 133,415,990 shares in UOL.

UOL’s chairman, Wee Ee Lim, acquired additional shares via two market transactions.

He purchased a total of 426,700 shares, consisting of 263,000 shares at $5.19897 each and the remaining 163,700 shares at $5.19916 each.

He acquired the shares through Wee Investments.

The transactions raised Wee’s stake in UOL to 15.79% with 133,415,990 shares. 

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