Enabling a Seamless SGX Mainboard Listing for a Growing Enterprise
Soon Hock Enterprise Holding Limited
Industry
Real EstateCustomer Profile
Soon Hock Enterprise Holding Limited is a well-established Singapore-based real estate developer that focuses on both the development and investment of industrial properties. The company’s project management team has successfully guided development projects carrying a combined Gross Development Value exceeding S$1 billion. Soon Hock Enterprise has a proven history of executing and monetizing development projects using a user-centric development strategy, a forward-looking design philosophy, and a multi-factor site selection framework. These approaches are designed to safeguard the long-term capital value of its properties, strengthen tenant retention, lower vacancy risk, and enhance the potential for capital appreciation. The company has been a client of Ascentium since 2025, during which it sought support for its admission to the Mainboard of the SGX-ST.Market(s) Ascentium Supports
SingaporeAscentium Services
Corporate Secretarial & ComplianceCustomer Since
2025
Ascentium Singapore provided the expertise, responsiveness and coordination we needed throughout our SGX Mainboard listing journey. Their team managed complex timelines, worked closely with multiple professional parties and guided us through key regulatory, governance and shareholder requirements. Their reliable support gave us confidence at every stage and helped ensure a smooth transition into life as a listed company.
Walter TanCEO & Executive Director
Soon Hock Enterprise Holding Limited
Client Challenge
Soon Hock Enterprise was preparing for admission to the Mainboard of SGX-ST and needed to complete its listing-related transactions and regulatory requirements within a tight timeline. The Company also required guidance on the SGX Listing Rules, continuing disclosure obligations and SGXNet announcements, as well as on identifying notifiable transactions requiring timely market disclosure and shareholder communication. Further support was needed on board governance matters, including board meetings, resolutions and approval processes.