for its annual general meeting and financial statements, subject to certain conditions, the watch-listed firm announced in a regulatory filing on Tuesday night. Mirach shares last closed at 6.5 Singapore cents on Aug 19.SBI Offshore and Axington Inc separately requested trading halts on Wednesday before the market opened, pending the release of announcements. Shares in SBI Offshore last closed at 3.
5 Singapore cents on Aug 19, while shares in Axington closed at S$0.19 on Tuesday, down S$0.03 or 13.6 per cent.relating to a purported private meeting with former US president Barack Obama. The retraction came shortly after BN Group admitted to doctoring photos of Mr Obama in marketing materials used to publicise the group.For daily updates on weekdays and specially selected content for the weekend.
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