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It has raised about S$50 million from a private placement to partially finance its proposed acquisition of five Australia properties and investment two of the sponsor's funds. About 90.5 million new units were issued at 55.25 Singapore cents each. The manager on Tuesday requested to lift its trading halt called on Monday. Prior to the halt, the counter was trading at 59.5 Singapore cents.
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