SGX lists 800 Super Holdings to Catalist

The exchange eager to accept more companies from the environment sector in their plan to seek exposure and capital-raising in Asia.

Singapore Exchange (“SGX”) is pleased to welcome the listing of 800 Super Holdings Limited (“800 Super”) on Catalist, under the stock code of “5TG”. With more than 20 years in the environment industry, 800 Super is Singapore's largest home-grown comprehensive environmental solutions provider company, providing integrated services such as waste management and recycling, cleaning and conservancy, and horticulture. It is also one of the four leading waste collection providers licensed for public collection in Singapore. As a testament of their business achievements, 800 Super was also one of the winners of the Enterprise 50 Awards 2010.

Mr. Lee Koh Yong, Executive Chairman of 800 Super Holdings Limited said, “We are delighted with our successful listing on SGX on Friday. This is a key milestone for the Group and will provide us with a platform for future growth. We would like to thank our partners at the Singapore Exchange for assisting us in achieving this milestone.”

“We warmly welcome 800 Super to our Catalist community of growth companies. We are pleased that home-grown companies, like 800 Super, have chosen our listing platform to continue their business expansion and capture growth opportunities. I look forward to welcoming more companies from the environment sector to our platforms to seek exposure and capital-raising in Asia,” said Mr Lawrence Wong, Head of Listings, Singapore Exchange.

800 Super, with market capitalisation of about S$ 56.3 million (as of close of 15 July 2011), brings the total number of Catalist companies to 131 with a combined market capitalisation of about S$ 5.8 billion.

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