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CSE Global Wins US Contracts; Nasdaq Listing Proposed for Subsidiary

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 24

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CSE Global announced it had secured two electrification contracts in the United States, valued at a combined US$150 million. Separately, a company stated that its UK joint venture was planning to purchase a London property for £60 million (US$79.3 million). Furthermore, shareholders of Addvalue Tech approved a proposal to spin off and list its wholly owned subsidiary, Addvalue Solutions, on Nasdaq.

From businesstimes.com.sg

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The announcements involve significant corporate expansion, including major contracts in the US market and the proposed listing of a subsidiary on the Nasdaq stock exchange. The property purchase relates to a development in London.

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