Singapore Exchange opens doors for Mann Seng Metal

The Malaysian company started trading of its shares under Catalist with market capitalisation of $22.5mln.

Singapore Exchange (SGX) welcomes Mann Seng Metal International Limited (Mann Seng Metal) that commenced trading of its shares on Catalist on Friday under the ticker symbol (5QR), according to a SGX report.

"We welcome Mann Seng Metal to SGX. We are pleased that they have chosen Catalist, our sponsored-supervised board for fast-growing companies, to support their business growth and access international capital," said Mr Lawrence Wong, Executive Vice President and Head of Listings at SGX.

Mann Seng Metal has a market capitalisation of S$22.5 million and adds variety to the stable of companies listed on Catalist. Established in Malaysia in the 1980s, Mann Seng Metal is an integrated metal engineering services provider for kitchen appliances and equipment with customers hailing from countries around the world.

With the listing of Mann Seng Metal, the total number of listings on Catalist is 133.

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