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Tuan Sing CEO raises stake with 1.38 million share purchase

The shares were bought at $0.27 apiece.

Tuan Sing Holdings CEO William Liem increased his stake in the company by purchasing 1.38m shares via market transaction.

The shares were acquired through Nuri Holdings, where Liem serves as a director, at $0.27 apiece.

On 9 Jan, Liem purchased 653,700 shares for $176,499 and another 735,200 shares for $198,504 the following day.

Following the transaction, Liem’s stake in Tuan Sing rose to 54.49%.

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