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A banker familiar with the listing process of Aztech says that the technology sector continues to draw the interest of investors from the region and even globally. TECHNOLOGY stocks may be taking a breather but that does not seem to be stopping a decent flow of new listings from this sector. Yesterday, a company that makes Internet of Things (IoT)-based products got listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange with a market value of just under S$1bil (RM3.7bil). The Singapore firm, with one of its op...

Published February 27, 2021, 3:44 PM Photo from ONE Championship Filipino-American fighter Brandon Vera felt honored to appear as a guest athlete in ONE Championship’s edition of “The Apprentice.” Vera joined a long list of legendary mixed martial artists who showed up as guest athletes in the hit reality television series, namely two-division UFC champion Georges St-Pierre, former ONE and Bellator welterweight titleholder Ben Askren, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu icon Renzo Gracie among others...

February 15, 2021 Serial tech entrepreneur Patrick Grove is on the hunt for an Aussie or Asian scale-up to take public in the US, through a newly listed special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) that’s reportedly raised US$300 million ($390 million) in its IPO. Catcha Investments Corp has listed on the New York Stock Exchange, with a mandate to acquire a promising tech company and offer it a path to public trading. Investors were reportedly intrigued by the vehicle’s specific mention of A...

48Shares Renting a home can be an intensely frustrating experience in Malaysia – and not just for tenants. Realising this, two renter entrepreneurs, Eric Tan and Patrick Grove, created Instahome last September – a fully digital end-to-end home rental platform. Through Instahome, tenants can search for rentable homes and pay their monthly rent, agents can list properties for their clients, and landlords can manage their properties and collect their rent payments – all with a click of a ...

By Jonathan Breen 27 Jan 2021 Malaysia-based Catcha Group is floating a southeast Asia-focused special purpose acquisition company (Spac) on the New York Stock Exchange. Catcha is an internet-focused investment group co-founded in 1999 by Australian internet entrepreneurs Patrick Grove and Luke Elliott. They formed Spac Catcha Investment Corp to acquire a company in the technology, digital media, financial technology or digital services sectors in southeast Asia or Australia.The blank cheque co...

SG-based Catcha Investment joins SPAC craze, files to raise $250m in US IPO Catcha Group CEO Patrick Grove January 26, 2021 A blank cheque company formed by the Singapore-based internet investment firm Catcha Group is aiming to raise $250 million in an initial public offering (IPO) on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), according to a regulatory filing on Monday. The company, Catcha Investment, said it would offer 25 million units at $10 apiece. Each unit will consist of one Class A ordinary sh...

Catcha Group nabs Boozebud stake, next shout an IPO Save Share Patrick Groves Catcha Group has bankrolled online alcohol retailer Boozebuds management buyout and is backing plans to float the business as early as this year. It is understood Groves Catcha tipped in funds to help Boozebuds three founders buy the fast-growing business back out of the Carlton & United Breweries beer empire, in a deal that was finalised with CUBs new owner Asahi last month. Online alcohol retailers are increasing th...

By Karamjit Singh December 31, 2020 Aims to build 100k sq ft of farms in mid to upper income neighbourhoods To raise US$39mil, provide food security and create high valued jobs With RM5 million worth of produce orders locked in and another major order closing this week, “fingers crossed”, and announcing intentions to raise RM100 million via issuance of Redeemable Convertible Preference Shares, Gerard Lim, a seasoned tech entrepreneur, has not wasted any time in t...

Wild Digital, the region’s premier tech conference powered by Catcha Group – introduced a brand-new initiative: BOOM21. BOOM21 is a list that aims to identify and recognise 21 deserving individuals for their disruptive innovations within Southeast Asia’s tech space, and is set to be one of Wild Digital’s main events for 2021. Credit: Catcha Group Fresh from their four-day flagship conference in November, Wild Digital is already kickstarting next year’s lookout events. We’re not just...