[Everything Everywhere]

Even before the pandemic, the exchange more saw delistings than listings. From 2009 to 2019, there were 302 delistings, while only 279 companies were listed, according to the finance minister at that time, Tharman Shanmugratnam.

Singapore’s IPO market has seen listings worth only $18.6 million so far this year, putting it on track to have the worst showing since 2011, according to aggregator Inside Venture Capital.

SGX’s move to broaden its equity-linked product base “could drive incremental market interest,” including offering depository receipts and structured certificates, Wickramasinghe told CNBC.


https://www.cnbc.com/2023/09/28/asian-st...idappshare

[sgh]

For a start please follow US to offer fractional shares for SGX stocks. 100 shares too costly for say the DBS,OCBC,UOB stock. Make it 1 share minimum or like US can buy < 1 share aka fractional shares.

[sgbuffett]

For a start please follow US to offer fractional shares for SGX stocks. 100 shares too costly for say the DBS,OCBC,UOB stock. Make it 1 share minimum or like US can buy < 1 share aka fractional shares.

In US no more commissions already.
Who want to pay commissions to buy lousy stocks?

[sgh]

In US no more commissions already.
Who want to pay commissions to buy lousy stocks?

Who tell you US no more commission? Still got those fees that are charged by the stock exchange itself cannot run away one.

[Reddishday]

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[victortan]

In US no more commissions already.
Who want to pay commissions to buy lousy stocks?

True. U buy sgx forever remain poor. Don’t buy the stupid reit especially. Sure many got right issue coming.