Koh Boon Hwee comments on liquidity challenges for small-cap stocks in Singapore
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Updated Oct 1
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What happened
Koh Boon Hwee commented that small and medium-sized enterprises should not rely on the Singapore Exchange to boost their valuations. He stated that the bourse does not create liquidity or demand and supply, and advised listed firms to proactively communicate their strategies to investors.
From channelnewsasia.com
Why it matters
The commentary highlights that while the Straits Times Index has surged, this growth is largely driven by three local banks, which account for more than half of the index’s weight. This trend masks the ongoing issue of many small and mid-cap stocks remaining thinly traded.
From channelnewsasia.com
Who's involved
- Koh Boon HweeCommented on the state of local stock market liquidity in Singapore
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The entities involved
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Koh Boon Hwee
Singaporean businessman
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