Coliwoo Holdings gets conditional approval for SGX mainboard listing

The approval is valid for three months.

Coliwoo Holdings Pte. Ltd., a subsidiary of LHN Limited, has received conditional eligibility to list on the mainboard of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited (SGX-ST).

The approval, granted via a letter dated 9 September, follows LHN’s earlier disclosure on 15 April, regarding the proposed spin-off and separate listing of Coliwoo Holdings.

According to the board of directors of LHN Limited, the SGX-ST’s letter confirms that Coliwoo Holdings is eligible for admission to the Official List and for its shares to be quoted on the Mainboard, subject to certain conditions.

These include compliance with SGX listing requirements, pre-quotation disclosures, and the submission of required documents. The approval is valid for three months.

The exchange also noted it may impose additional conditions or revoke the eligibility at its discretion.

The proposed listing, once completed, will mark Coliwoo Holdings’ debut as a separately listed entity on Singapore’s mainboard.

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