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WBdisciple
    09-Apr-2021 09:27  
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2021 will likely see the growth momentum carry on....look at recent announcement on their fund raising for subsi...which states that there is potential for listing...

Pls do your own DD...
 
 
For_The_Next_Leg
    08-Apr-2021 21:17  
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$Clearbridge(1H3.SI) Did you know that there has been a disposal of a business in sweden by Clearbridge?
 
In my opinion, why is this a damn good deal?
 
(1) Clearbridge get some gains of over 800k plus a repayment of debt of over 1m from the buyer.
(2) This will allow clearbridge to focus in the SEA.
(3) Clearbridge business is more focus on services for now.
 
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/RSMZI73DF38WRUYX/0d80d9076e0b7b7c25241ef46fb2b60adf5fa18901a03c81ed66d976ae3080f8
 
 
MarcLim
    08-Apr-2021 10:03  
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Warming up? 150 base... tortoise slowly up 16-17-18. Huat!

WBdisciple      ( Date: 08-Apr-2021 09:34) Posted:

ClearBridge just announced the sale of one of their medical technology company...yesterday...some cash flow coming back, which i reckon will be used to grow their other high-growth segments ahead...pls do your own DD...
 
PROPOSED DISPOSAL OF SHARES IN CLEARBRIDGE BIOPHOTONICS PTE. LTD.
____________________________________________________________________________________
1. INTRODUCTION
The board of directors (the " Board" or the " Directors" ) of Clearbridge Health Limited (the " Company" and together with its subsidiaries, the " CBH Group" ) wishes to announce that the Company and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Clearbridge BSA Pte. Ltd. (" CBSA" ) have today entered into a conditional share purchase agreement (the " SPA" ) with , inter alia, CellaVision AB (publ) (the " Buyer" ) in relation to the disposal by the Company and CBSA of their aggregate shareholding interests in Clearbridge Biophotonics Pte. Ltd. (" CBBP" ), a subsidiary of the Company (the " Proposed Disposal" ).
 
On completion of the Proposed Disposal (" Completion" ), all of the issued shares of CBBP will be acquired by the Buyer and accordingly, CBBP will cease to be a subsidiary of the Company.
 
2. INFORMATION ON THE BUYER
The Buyer is a global medical technology company incorporated in Lund, Sweden and involved in the development and sale of its own systems for routine analysis of blood and other body fluids in
health care services. The Buyer&rsquo s products replace manual laboratory work and secure and support effective workflows and skills development within and between hospitals. The Buyer' s expertise is in sample preparation, image analysis, artificial intelligence and automated microscopy. The Buyer is listed on the Nasdaq Stockholm, Mid Cap list.
 
3. INFORMATION ON CBBP
3.1 CBBP was incorporated in Singapore on 19 May 2010. CBBP is in the business of manufacturing optical instruments and photographic equipment and is the holder, and sub-licensor, of licensed
rights to a patent estate in the field of Fourier Ptychographic Microscopy (" FPM" ). The subsidiaries of CBBP, being Clearbridge Biophotonics, Inc. and Clearbridge Biophotonics FPM, Inc., are or have
been mainly engaged in the practical adaptation of FPM within medical and biological imaging.
 
3.2 Other than the Company and CBSA, the other shareholders of CBBP as at the date of this announcement are Seeds Capital Pte. Ltd. (" SSC" ), Inderjit Singh Dhaliwal, Yang Chang Huei, California Institute of Technology (" Caltech" ), Thomas Michael Adams, Robert E. Klem and Thomas Henry Adams (all of the foregoing referred to in this announcement as the " Sellers" ).
 
4. PRE-COMPLETION RESTRUCTURING
4.1 As at the date of this announcement:
(a) the Company holds 41,191 ordinary shares in the capital of CBBP (" Ordinary Shares&rdquo ) and
(b) CBSA holds (i) 10,615 Ordinary Shares, and (ii) 42,105 Convertible Preference Shares (as defined below) in the capital of CBBP.
 
4.2 CBSA and SSC had previously jointly provided a convertible loan to CBBP in the aggregate principal amount of S$2,000,000 (the " Convertible Loan" ), and jointly subscribed for a 12% fixed rate convertible bond due 2022 in the aggregate principal amount of S$2,000,000 issued by CBBP (the " Convertible Bond" ).
 
4.3 Pursuant to the terms of the SPA, CBBP will undertake an internal restructuring prior to Completion (the " Restructuring" ), where CBBP will, among other things:
(a) convert all of the 109,147 Convertible Preference Shares in the capital of CBBP collectively held by CBSA, SSC, Thomas Michael Adams, Robert E. Klem, and Thomas Henry Adams, into Ordinary Shares
(b) convert the Convertible Loan into new Ordinary Shares to be issued to CBSA and SSC and
(c) acquire the Convertible Bond, in exchange for the issuance of new Ordinary Shares to CBSA and SSC.
 
4.4 As a result of the Restructuring, the Company and CBSA will hold an aggregate of 41,191 and 130,419 Ordinary Shares representing approximately 11.2% and 35.3% of the total enlarged share
capital post-Restructuring1, respectively. The Proposed Disposal will therefore involve the disposal by the Company and CBSA of an aggregate of 171,610 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 46.5% of the total enlarged share capital post-Restructuring (the " Sale Shares" ) to the Buyer.
 
5. CONSIDERATION
5.1 The aggregate consideration of US$829,004.76 (or equivalent to approximately S$1,111,000) payable by the Buyer for the Sale Shares (the " Consideration" ) comprises: (a) US$198,983.35 (or equivalent to approximately S$267,000) to be paid to the Company
and
(b) US$630,021.41 (or equivalent to approximately S$844,000) to be paid to CBSA, after taking into account the estimated Completion Net Debt/Cash Balance (as defined in the SPA), plus the Completion Net Working Capital (as defined in the SPA) less the Interim Net Working Capital (as defined in the SPA).

 

 
WBdisciple
    08-Apr-2021 09:34  
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ClearBridge just announced the sale of one of their medical technology company...yesterday...some cash flow coming back, which i reckon will be used to grow their other high-growth segments ahead...pls do your own DD...
 
PROPOSED DISPOSAL OF SHARES IN CLEARBRIDGE BIOPHOTONICS PTE. LTD.
____________________________________________________________________________________
1. INTRODUCTION
The board of directors (the " Board" or the " Directors" ) of Clearbridge Health Limited (the " Company" and together with its subsidiaries, the " CBH Group" ) wishes to announce that the Company and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Clearbridge BSA Pte. Ltd. (" CBSA" ) have today entered into a conditional share purchase agreement (the " SPA" ) with , inter alia, CellaVision AB (publ) (the " Buyer" ) in relation to the disposal by the Company and CBSA of their aggregate shareholding interests in Clearbridge Biophotonics Pte. Ltd. (" CBBP" ), a subsidiary of the Company (the " Proposed Disposal" ).
 
On completion of the Proposed Disposal (" Completion" ), all of the issued shares of CBBP will be acquired by the Buyer and accordingly, CBBP will cease to be a subsidiary of the Company.
 
2. INFORMATION ON THE BUYER
The Buyer is a global medical technology company incorporated in Lund, Sweden and involved in the development and sale of its own systems for routine analysis of blood and other body fluids in
health care services. The Buyer&rsquo s products replace manual laboratory work and secure and support effective workflows and skills development within and between hospitals. The Buyer' s expertise is in sample preparation, image analysis, artificial intelligence and automated microscopy. The Buyer is listed on the Nasdaq Stockholm, Mid Cap list.
 
3. INFORMATION ON CBBP
3.1 CBBP was incorporated in Singapore on 19 May 2010. CBBP is in the business of manufacturing optical instruments and photographic equipment and is the holder, and sub-licensor, of licensed
rights to a patent estate in the field of Fourier Ptychographic Microscopy (" FPM" ). The subsidiaries of CBBP, being Clearbridge Biophotonics, Inc. and Clearbridge Biophotonics FPM, Inc., are or have
been mainly engaged in the practical adaptation of FPM within medical and biological imaging.
 
3.2 Other than the Company and CBSA, the other shareholders of CBBP as at the date of this announcement are Seeds Capital Pte. Ltd. (" SSC" ), Inderjit Singh Dhaliwal, Yang Chang Huei, California Institute of Technology (" Caltech" ), Thomas Michael Adams, Robert E. Klem and Thomas Henry Adams (all of the foregoing referred to in this announcement as the " Sellers" ).
 
4. PRE-COMPLETION RESTRUCTURING
4.1 As at the date of this announcement:
(a) the Company holds 41,191 ordinary shares in the capital of CBBP (" Ordinary Shares&rdquo ) and
(b) CBSA holds (i) 10,615 Ordinary Shares, and (ii) 42,105 Convertible Preference Shares (as defined below) in the capital of CBBP.
 
4.2 CBSA and SSC had previously jointly provided a convertible loan to CBBP in the aggregate principal amount of S$2,000,000 (the " Convertible Loan" ), and jointly subscribed for a 12% fixed rate convertible bond due 2022 in the aggregate principal amount of S$2,000,000 issued by CBBP (the " Convertible Bond" ).
 
4.3 Pursuant to the terms of the SPA, CBBP will undertake an internal restructuring prior to Completion (the " Restructuring" ), where CBBP will, among other things:
(a) convert all of the 109,147 Convertible Preference Shares in the capital of CBBP collectively held by CBSA, SSC, Thomas Michael Adams, Robert E. Klem, and Thomas Henry Adams, into Ordinary Shares
(b) convert the Convertible Loan into new Ordinary Shares to be issued to CBSA and SSC and
(c) acquire the Convertible Bond, in exchange for the issuance of new Ordinary Shares to CBSA and SSC.
 
4.4 As a result of the Restructuring, the Company and CBSA will hold an aggregate of 41,191 and 130,419 Ordinary Shares representing approximately 11.2% and 35.3% of the total enlarged share
capital post-Restructuring1, respectively. The Proposed Disposal will therefore involve the disposal by the Company and CBSA of an aggregate of 171,610 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 46.5% of the total enlarged share capital post-Restructuring (the " Sale Shares" ) to the Buyer.
 
5. CONSIDERATION
5.1 The aggregate consideration of US$829,004.76 (or equivalent to approximately S$1,111,000) payable by the Buyer for the Sale Shares (the " Consideration" ) comprises: (a) US$198,983.35 (or equivalent to approximately S$267,000) to be paid to the Company
and
(b) US$630,021.41 (or equivalent to approximately S$844,000) to be paid to CBSA, after taking into account the estimated Completion Net Debt/Cash Balance (as defined in the SPA), plus the Completion Net Working Capital (as defined in the SPA) less the Interim Net Working Capital (as defined in the SPA).
 
 
richie_rich
    08-Apr-2021 09:23  
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Fertile grounds in Asia for private equity investments in healthcare
THERE has never been a better time to raise money for Asian companies in the life sciences sector as the Covid-19 pandemic exposes cracks in the healthcare systems and distribution channels, forcing many in healthcare and insurance to seek innovative solutions.
 
Industry professionals including AXA chief digital and transformation officer Tomasz Kurczyk Novartis Philippines country corporate affairs head Christine Fajardo and healthcare industry expert Rahul Bibhuti recently spoke at a webinar by Isentia that the healthcare landscape is undergoing rapid changes and seeing plenty of new opportunities.
 
When the pandemic hit last year, e-commerce was finally able to take the world by storm in a matter of two months, when it might have taken a decade for digital transformation and e-commerce to penetrate the mainstream market by a 10 per cent margin, Mr Bibhuti noted.
 
" Over the years, people have overcome things that we initially believed were impossible to achieve. Digital innovation plays a significant role in the pandemic," he said.
 
Ms Fajardo said the pharmaceutical industry has been partnering with the healthcare system to track, test, and treat Covid-19.
 
" The pandemic is an extraordinary crisis that has strained an already struggling healthcare industry.
 
However, pharmaceutical companies worldwide are collaborating in unprecedented ways to resolve Covid-19 as quickly as possible, and the healthcare industry is transforming the sector by introducing hospital-centric solutions to communities," she said.
 
Digital transformation also plays a big role in recovery. Ms Fajardo cited Novartis' collaboration with one Singapore-based digital therapeutics company to support healthcare professionals in monitoring heart failure remotely through medical-grade wearables and artificial intelligence (AI) in Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia.
 
" If done well, collaborations such as this can strengthen the healthcare infrastructure and better prepare the healthcare system for future pandemics," she said.
 
Novartis is also collaborating with South-east Asia' s largest professional online network of doctors, providing quality scientific and clinical information to help optimise patient care in Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
 
Data-driven scientific trials have been used to identify the best medication for Covid-19.
 
Mr Kurczyk said the pandemic has seen AXA accelerate the adoption of digital tools and channels. The increase in volume as more people make health protection a priority has opened up new opportunities for the insurer to apply advanced analytics and AI to predict customers' risk, allowing the insurer to help prevent and protect customers through the change of behaviour and lifestyle. All these lead to the ability to better manage risks.
 
Even as the pandemic disrupted the industry, global healthcare private equity deal volume rose to record levels last year, according to a Bain report on global healthcare private equity and mergers and acquisition.
 
In 2020, there were 380 private equity deals in healthcare across the globe, a 21 per cent increase from the 313 recorded in 2019. These record-setting numbers come even as private equity deal activity across all sectors fell 14 per cent in 2020.
 
The disclosed value of healthcare private equity deals fell 17 per cent to US$66 billion last year. Globally, the healthcare provider and biopharma sectors were the most active for private equity deals, with nearly 150 deals in each sector.
 
For the first time, the Asia-Pacific region logged more deals than North America and Europe.
 
While other regions experienced declines in volume and disclosed value, the number of buyouts in Asia-Pacific during 2020 rose sharply to 156, compared with 68 in 2019. Further, disclosed values in the region shot up to a new high of US$16.9 billion, compared with US$11 billion for the previous 12 months.
 
Strong growth in biopharma fuelled much of the rise as the most active sector, with 86 deals in 2020 versus just 28 in 2019.
 
Healthcare provider deals, historically the most active sector, saw a more modest increase to 39 for the year, up from 29. China led the way in overall activity, accounting for just over 60 per cent of deals in the region, up from 41 per cent in 2019.
 
" Underlying the region' s growth are several powerful macro trends: an ageing population, increasingly affordable care, and a shift to universal healthcare coverage in markets such as India, Indonesia and the Philippines," Bain said.
 
Not all sub-sectors of healthcare will benefit from investor interest.
 
The tendency is still to steer clear of sub-sectors that showed weakness during the pandemic - hospitals, nursing homes, companies focused on elective procedures, dental and those reliant on volume and fee-for-service, as well as those that have struggled to integrate new technologies, experts said.
 
However, themes that will continue to play in the region include diversification of supply chains for medtech and biopharma to reduce risk to drug and device developers a growing need for healthcare IT and digital solutions and the reopening of medical tourism markets after the pandemic abates, Bain said.
 
 
For_The_Next_Leg
    07-Apr-2021 22:38  
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$Clearbridge(1H3.SI) This is not happy news. But news like this make sure that covid test kit will continue to be required.

" Indonesia reports COVID-19 case with ' Eek' mutation"
 
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/covid-19-indonesia-reports-case-with-eek-mutation-e484k--14567576
 

 
WBdisciple
    31-Mar-2021 21:21  
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https://secure.fundsupermart.com/fsm/article/view/rcms226640/clearbridge-health-a-long-term-play-on-southeast-asia-s-growing-healthcare-market
Our 2022 target price for Clearbridge Health is  SGD 0.190,

Clearbridge Health: A long-term play on Southeast Asia&rsquo s growing healthcare market



2020 was a great year for Clearbridge Health. The Group achieved a record revenue, and posted a turnaround in net profit. Moving forward, Clearbridge Health should continue to grow as the Group is well positioned to ride on the increasing demand for medical services within the Southeast Asia region.
  • Clearbridge Health Limited  (SGX: 1H3)  is a fast-growing healthcare company focused on the delivery of precision medicine tools in Asia.
  • The Group performed well in FY20, as their overall revenue surged by 68.4% to a record SGD 36.26 million, compared to SGD 21.53 million in FY19.
  • The Group marked a significant turnaround, with a net profit of SGD 2.07 million in FY20, compared to a net loss of SGD 11.66 million in FY19. Additionally, the Group has turned cash flow positive.
  • The demand for healthcare in Southeast Asia&rsquo s fastest growing markets &ndash Philippines and Indonesia, would bring about tremendous growth opportunities for Clearbridge Health, which already has a presence there.
  •   Our 2022 target price for Clearbridge Health is  SGD 0.190, and based on its closing price of SGD 0.151 on 29 March 2021, it offers investors a  26% upside potential


 
 
 
 
For_The_Next_Leg
    31-Mar-2021 09:48  
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$Clearbridge(1H3.SI) This will just continue. The testing kits will always be needed.
 
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/india-coronavirus-cases-surge-four-070639938.html
 
 
FlyingCat
    30-Mar-2021 14:33  
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lao ji siao market moving up drop below 150 do 146 kana pui
 
 
WBdisciple
    19-Mar-2021 11:52  
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Since his days as Cordlife CEO, Jeremy has a reputation for unlocking value for shareholders...even though he doesnt have a major stake. Shows his professionalism...

Clearbridge current market cap is S$96 million and its subsi, CLeabridge Medical Group recently raised funds of S$11.5 million. something is brewing???

Do your own DD, pls.
 

 
MarcLim
    19-Mar-2021 10:27  
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This one eat more 15 hold and wait. Slow as tortortise..

For_The_Next_Leg      ( Date: 18-Mar-2021 22:44) Posted:

$Clearbridge(1H3.SI) Although Covid testing seem to be the most around Philippines and Indonesia, but the tests per million is too low. The opportunity to sell covid test kit to this 2 countries is still huge.
 
https://www.reportingasean.net/covid-19-testing-southeast-asia/

 
 
For_The_Next_Leg
    18-Mar-2021 22:44  
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$Clearbridge(1H3.SI) Although Covid testing seem to be the most around Philippines and Indonesia, but the tests per million is too low. The opportunity to sell covid test kit to this 2 countries is still huge.
 
https://www.reportingasean.net/covid-19-testing-southeast-asia/
 
 
For_The_Next_Leg
    15-Mar-2021 23:09  
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$Clearbridge(1H3.SI) CBMG intends to use the proceeds from the Subscription for the expansion of its business, which may be undertaken by way of organic growth or through investments, joint ventures, strategic collaborations, and mergers and acquisitions as well as general corporate working capital purposes.
 
The subscription amount is S$11.5m. Looking good!
 
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/5YWKB75SDWJ0LTRX/99dd3ffef6bfc07fefcd768a4e3f4d4de715533aa09351b26482bcba208e9d8c
 
 
gregtan123
    15-Mar-2021 15:17  
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Clearbridge to Adminster ALL?
 

Indonesia orders 20 million COVID-19 vaccine doses for private inoculations

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/covid-19-indonesia-orders-20-million-vaccine-doses-private-use-14410492

 
 
gregtan123
    15-Mar-2021 15:09  
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How u know and what price bro?

WBdisciple      ( Date: 15-Mar-2021 14:43) Posted:

Sim Lim family members invested in the preference shares...total S$4.5 million dollar, out of S$11.5 million raised...

It is quite a feat by Clearbridge.

 

 
WBdisciple
    15-Mar-2021 14:43  
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Sim Lim family members invested in the preference shares...total S$4.5 million dollar, out of S$11.5 million raised...

It is quite a feat by Clearbridge.
 
 
WBdisciple
    15-Mar-2021 14:40  
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Seems that Jeremy and team is working to unlock value within Clearbridge Health Group...see below extract from their announcement:

All the Preference Shares then outstanding shall be converted into Ordinary Shares:
(i) immediately prior to the consummation of a public offering of shares of CBMG on a recognised securities exchange or a reverse takeover of CBMG
(ii) upon a sale, lease or disposition of all or substantially all of the assets of CBMG or
(iii) upon a transaction or series of transactions in which the entire issued share capital of CBMG is disposed of.


https://links.sgx.com/FileOpen/Clearbridge_Issuance%20of%20Convertible%20Preference%20Shares.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=651953
 
 
Charanko
    15-Mar-2021 13:06  
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up, up and up 
 
 
FlyingCat
    15-Mar-2021 09:19  
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going to issue preference shares.... wats the conversion rate... undetermined.. but share price not affected. 
 
 
hotelgrand
    12-Mar-2021 12:06  
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Play over ..lucky to cut and switch to sunpower .potential dividends of $230 per 1000 shares..with this dividend can make up my loss in clear bridge..bought 100lots of sunpower always loaned out marginal securities by SGX..
 
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