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Singapore Exchange ( (SG:S68) ) has provided an update.
Singapore Exchange Regulation is tightening its oversight of long-suspended issuers by imposing a three-year limit for companies to resolve substantive issues underlying trading halts. The move seeks to minimise prolonged suspensions, reinforce market discipline and provide investors with clearer expectations on whether a company will resume trading or be delisted.
As at end-2025 there were 39 issuers suspended for 12 months or more, with varying paths including restructuring, liquidation and delisting, and SGX RegCo has indicated that those showing meaningful progress can typically achieve resolution within three years. Companies already suspended beyond that threshold must now demonstrate substantive restructuring progress and concrete resumption plans or face delisting, signalling a firmer regulatory stance that could accelerate value-unlocking and clean up the pool of listed companies.
The most recent analyst rating on (SG:S68) stock is a Buy with a S$22.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Singapore Exchange stock, see the SG:S68 Stock Forecast page.
More about Singapore Exchange
Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) is the independent regulatory subsidiary of Singapore Exchange, serving as the securities market regulator. It oversees the admission and supervision of issuers, intermediaries and Catalist sponsors, conducts trading and disclosure surveillance, and develops regulatory policies and products, including ESG-related rules via its Sustainable Development Office.
Average Trading Volume: 2,915,338
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: S$23.41B
For an in-depth examination of S68 stock, go to TipRanks’ Overview page.