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Acesian Partners' substantial shareholder sells 20.6 million shares

Goh's total interest in the company fell to 6.41% following the sale.

Goh Tiow Guan, a substantial shareholder of Acesian Partners Limited, has disposed of 20.6 million shares for $700,400, according to a bourse filing. 

Following the sale, Goh's total interest in the company fell to 6.41% from 10.77%. The percentage of shareholding set out is calculated based on the total number of 472.65 million shares in issue excluding treasury shares, the filing said. 

Goh divested the share through an off-market transaction.

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