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ecoWise resumes trading on SGX-Catalist

The trading resumption took effect on 25 April.

ecoWise has resumed trading on the SGX-Catalist effective from Friday, 25 April, at 9:00 am.

The resumption of trading follows the successful fulfilment of all relevant requirements under the notice of compliance issued by the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited (SGX-ST) in June 2021. 

In a bourse filing, Lee Thiam Seng, chairman of ecoWise said that the company has been focusing on streamlining operations, optimising resource allocation, and reinforcing its core business segments in resource recovery, renewable energy, and integrated environmental management solutions.

“While challenges remain, we anticipate momentum in our business performance. The capital injection through the recent private placement will further strengthen our foundation for sustainable growth,” Lee added.

 

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