Singtel's Australian subsidiary, Optus, may be listed in Australia through an initial public offering.
The Australian newspaper, The Australian, cited sources as reporting that the total value of Australis' IPO plans ranged from A$8 billion (approximately S$7.67 billion) to A$12 billion. Investment banks Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are involved in the initial public offering.
Optus' operating revenue for the year to the end of March fell ...

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With such a small scale and limited trading volume as SGX
In the past few years, there have been far more off-the-market transactions than IPO.
Unable to satisfy the big whale of Saudi Aramco.
Don't say that London, even Hong Kong, is better than SGX.
The local Razer will be listed in Hong Kong.
Grab went to the United States.
SGX is no match for London.

Nearly USD 3,000 a share of Google
3,000 is not a small number
Small retail investors have to think twice before they dare to enter the market
If 1 split 20, 1 share is 150
Even if it's just a numbers game
There will be more people who can afford to play
Liquidity is definitely much better