The Estate of Dyna-Mac’s founder, Desmond Lim Tze Jong, believes that Hanwha’s offer of S$0.60 per share for the company does not reflect its growth potential, citing Dyna-Mac’s recent trading performance and analyst projections. With Dyna-Mac servicing global Tier 1 customers and possessing a significant order book, the Estate argues that Hanwha should consider the company’s value and performance in their offer to realize potential synergies.
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Asian Angle | North Korean soldiers: the future protectors of China’s belt and road?
Intelligence reports from Ukraine and South Korea reveal that North Korean special forces have proven to be highly skilled and disciplined in the Russian war effort, contrary to initial dismissals. While they excel in small arms and close-quarters combat, they struggle with trench warfare and drone countermeasures. Their rigid ideological discipline has caught the attention of Chinese military analysts and private security contractors, who see them as valuable assets due to their loyalty and willingness...
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