Koh Brothers Eco gets in-principle nod for Mainboard transfer

The proposed move from Catalist remains subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals.

Koh Brothers Eco Engineering has received approval in-principle from the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited to transfer its listing from Catalist to the Mainboard.

The sustainable engineering solutions provider said the proposed transfer is intended to better reflect its market position, growth stage and business stability.

It expects a Mainboard listing to strengthen its corporate profile, broaden its investor base and improve research coverage and share liquidity. The move could also support greater institutional investor participation and provide more flexibility to pursue growth opportunities in Singapore and overseas.

Koh Brothers Eco had an order book of about $1.1b as of 31 December 2025, providing earnings visibility across its engineering and construction, bio-refinery and renewable energy businesses.

The transfer remains subject to the necessary regulatory and shareholder approvals. The company will issue a circular and convene an extraordinary general meeting to seek shareholders’ approval.

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