MoneyMax eyes mainboard move to boost visibility

The group has been listed on Catalist since 2013.

MoneyMax Financial Services Ltd has submitted an application to Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited for a proposed transfer of its listing from the Catalist board to the Main Board.

The move is expected to enhance the group’s corporate profile and visibility amongst a broader base of institutional and international shareholders, MoneyMax said in a bourse filing.

The group has been listed on Catalist since 2013.

The proposed listing transfer is subject to approval from SGX-ST, fulfilment of relevant listing requirements, and shareholder approval at an extraordinary general meeting.

The company added that it will provide further updates as material developments arise in relation to the transfer.

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