Singapore delegation learns about getting listed in Taiwan

The group consisted of more than 90 people representing 40 Singaporean firms, some of which have already expressed strong interest in getting publicly traded on the island, GreTai said.

According to GreTai, the exchange went to Singapore on Aug. 25 last year, holding a road show attended by over 400 local businesspeople representing 200 companies. The event met with a positive response from the attendees, who were highly interested in the fact Taiwan has already opened itself for stock trading by foreign businesses, GreTai said.

Subsequently, GreTai sent representatives to Singapore again in October and November last year to discuss trading publicly in Taiwan with local firms, one-on-one.

Then, the Taipei Economic and Trade Office in Singapore in March this year held a trade symposium, inviting GreTai to speak on Taiwan's listing policies. Over 200 people attended the event.

It is expected with increased and more frequent exchanges between Taiwan and Singapore, the GreTai Securities Market will soon see stocks issued by outstanding, excellent Singaporean firms, it said.

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