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2021-07-16

How many would be keen given the latest delay by Grab to list by SPAC as a result of accounting issues?

SPACs are targeting Southeast Asia’s start-ups and investors are taking note

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ilovekirby
2021-07-16
ilovekirby
Well Grab is also considering secondary listing in Singapore, which may not be a bad thing if investors are concerned about the listing in US.
- FCY:
  But singapore valuation would not match up with the SPAC valuation

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