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Singapore’s largest IPO since 2017 sees muted debut​

The NTT DC REIT, which started trading on the Singapore Exchange on Monday, reached US$1.03 but closed at its offer price of US$1.
Singapore’s largest IPO since 2017 sees muted debut
An SGX sign is pictured outside the Singapore Exchange. (File photo: Reuters/Edgar Su)


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Abigail Ng
Abigail Ng
14 Jul 2025 09:43PM (Updated: 15 Jul 2025 09:25AM)
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SINGAPORE: Despite its initial public offering (IPO) being oversubscribed, market reaction to a data centre-focused real estate investment trust (REIT) that was billed as the largest to debut on the Singapore bourse since 2017 was muted on the first day of trade.

The NTT DC REIT, which started trading on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) at 2pm on Monday (Jul 14), opened at US$1.02, above its offer price of US$1. During the afternoon, the REIT's share price rose as high as US$1.03, before closing at US$1.
 
Tech mass retrenchment is ongoing, will hit the fabs soon as MS retrenchment point to disappointing forecasts
 
regardless of whatever economic situation the current market is at:
elite shouting market crash(drops abt 20%) is to buy shares at low price, seen from previous incidents(2008, 2021)
after that it will make a U-turn to drive up higher price
it will keeps repeating
 

Shares in Japan’s Seven & i plunge 9% after Couche-Tard withdraws $47 billion takeover bid​

PUBLISHED WED, JUL 16 20257:58 PM EDTUPDATED 23 MIN AGO
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  • Shares of Seven & i fell more than 9% Thursday as it resumed trading after a brief halt.
  • Alimentation Couche-Tard on Wednesday announced pulling its $47 billion takeover offer for Seven & i Holdings.
A 7-Eleven convenience store, operated by Seven & i Holdings Co., in Kawasaki, Japan, on Monday, Aug. 19, 2024. Circle K operator Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. made a proposal to take over much larger rival and 7-Eleven owner Seven & i Holdings Co., in what would be the biggest foreign takeover of a Japanese company. Photographer: Akio Kon/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A 7-Eleven convenience store, operated by Seven & i Holdings Co., in Kawasaki, Japan, on Monday, Aug. 19, 2024.
 
regardless of whatever economic situation the current market is at:
elite shouting market crash(drops abt 20%) is to buy shares at low price, seen from previous incidents(2008, 2021)
after that it will make a U-turn to drive up higher price
it will keeps repeating
See the big fund movement for better reference
 
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