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A couple of micro-cap SGX companies are surging – but investors should think twice before biting

A couple of micro-cap SGX companies are surging – but investors should think twice before biting

By Swedan Margen

Fashion

Acma and Sitra have not offered compelling growth stories, so their share price gains may not be sustainable

WHILE most Singaporeans are fretting over their ability to save S$1 million for their retirement, one Chinese private investor has made that amount on the Singapore market in the past week alone.

Former brand marketing consultant Cui Wenyan gained a cool S$1 million from having invested S$171,128 for some 4.3 million shares in little-known Singapore-listed company Acma, at S$0.04 apiece in a placement completed on Jan 14.

The issue price of the new shares represented a premium of approximately 29 per cent to Acma’s volume weighted average price of S$0.031 a share on Dec 29 – the day before the placement was proposed.

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Originally published by businesstimes.com.sg. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.

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