Beng Kuang Marine to buy remaining 49% of Asian Sealand Offshore and Marine for SGD 60 million

Reuters03-19 19:49
Beng Kuang Marine to buy remaining 49% of Asian Sealand Offshore and Marine for SGD 60 million
  • Beng Kuang Marine entered into a share sale and purchase agreement to buy the remaining 49% stake in Asian Sealand Offshore and Marine, taking its ownership from 51% to 100%.
  • The deal values the 49% stake at about SGD 60 million, based on an internal assessment of about SGD 122 million for the target group.
  • Consideration includes SGD 20 million in new shares issued at SGD 0.35 per share and SGD 20 million in cash payable at completion.
  • An additional earn-out of up to SGD 20 million in cash is contingent on the target meeting profit-after-tax thresholds for FY2026 and FY2027.
  • RHT Capital was appointed as financial adviser for the transaction.


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