Stocks to watch: Roxy-Pacific, Boardroom, Second Chance Properties, Vibrant Group

Roxy-Pacific Holdings:acquiring a retail building located at Ginza, Chuo-ku in Tokyo, Japan for six billion yen

, excluding consumption tax. The purchase is being made through a unit of newly-acquired investment holdings and property investment firm Nigella SG. Roxy-Pacific, through its wholly-owned subsidiary RPV Two, acquired 53.07 per cent of Singapore-incorporated Nigella SG for 1.1 billion yen. The cost of the acquisition of Nigella SG and Roxy-Pacific's share of the cost of the purchase of the building will be financed by internal funds and bank borrowings. The counter closed unchanged at S$0.

, 5.30pm. As at 5 pm on June 27, some 88.13 per cent of Boardroom shares are controlled, or set to be acquired by Salacca and its concert parties, including valid acceptances of the takeover offer. On Wednesday, Boardroom announced that it had applied to be delisted from the Singapore Exchange's mainboard after its free float dropped below the 10 per cent mark on June 6. The counter last traded flat at S$0.88 on Monday.posted a 12.5 per cent rise in net profit to S$2.

ended May 31, 2019. Revenue rose 2.6 per cent to S$9.96 million. Earnings per share for the third quarter was 0.31 Singapore cent, up from 0.28 Singapore cent in the preceding year. The company has declared an interim dividend of 0.4 Singapore cent per ordinary share, payable on July 15. No further dividend will be declared for the current financial year, the company said. For the nine-month period, net profit fell 30 per cent to S$4.38 million, despite a 3.56 per cent rise in revenue to S$23.

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