Good point bro, I didnt read their stuff, but my general worthless 2c
1. 10% profit retention per year, post IPO.
2. Where is the money gonna come for post IPO biz expansion or if there is room to expand? More FT? Loans?
3. Majority, if not all their products are imported, exposure to forex risk, as well as inflation in source country. Need reserves one lei. 10% buildup per year, enough? Even there is exising reserves, there is risk of eroding the reserves given a 10% profit retention.
4. After paying expenses

, directors and grassloot employees plus the above, how much distributable profits will be left?
5. Currently SGD40mil np? Ask and check what are the usual tactics to qualify for listing.
There are lots of questions to be asked if want to invest in them.
Why IPO in under such market sentiments? Forecasted to get worse?
End of the day, the current shareholders will benefit more from the IPO and the subsequent roller coaster

in the share price from speculation.

Thereafter, still get paid salary for daily maintenance. Imo, it is early cashout and reinvestment in other areas.
Oh, one more question.
After IPO, who are the shareholders at the suppliers end ah? Spiderweb? Just need to be mindful.
Maybe buy for capital maintenance, but high growth?:*:
I am not an expert, but imo these are some of the questions to ask and not just sold by marketing news.
Forget about it - post-IPO, the biggest winners are the Sheng Siong family who get to pay themselves 90% of the profit per share they own, and who still sit on top of a holding worth millions. This is the kind of bullshit HK tycoons used to pull off on a regular basis.
With 90% of profit down the drain for the next two years, where is investment / development going to come from?