King Wan Corp shuns rumours on IPO delay

Bosses are 80% confident it'll push through as planned.

According to OSK, King Wan Corp's management has clarified the company's IPO timeline. The management reiterated that the listing will push through in mid-July.

Here's more from OSK:

Earlier, we were mistaken in stating that KTIS’ IPO was delayed from April. Management clarified that the IPO process began only in June 2012, and the short one-year period to IPO (implicit in the option to reverse the sale) was agreed upon by both parties to hasten the exercise.

Management is “80% confident”  that the IPO will proceed in mid-July as planned. 

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