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Tend to agree with you.  The runup has been mainly due to goodwill I think, shown on Jeremy Yee, his past successes, character and will.
When you look at the numbers, it is not an attractive stock, possibility of falling flat on it' s face.   
However, with Jeremy' s charisma and will to perform, the company could overcome the odds it faces, and prove Cordlife wrong to let go it' s CEO so caullously.    Eg given the broad support Jeremy has, he can do placements of Clearbridge to a few strong supporters if there is a worthwhile project to undertake.  You could be surprised at the upside this stock can get if this happens. 

Might be good to just nibble a little bit, I think Jeremy is not the type that screws shareholders by rights and nonsenscial stuff like a lot of companies without popular support does. 

upupnup      ( Date: 30-Dec-2017 07:37) Posted:   I dont find anything exciting about this stock. This space is dominated by big players, the hospitals, difficult for small players to survive. As reported in BT, 11/Dec/17. In the six months to June 30, Clearbridge' s pro forma net loss widened to S$2.03 million from S$1.27 million a year earlier. Revenue in the period was S$284,000. Net asset value per share was 13.8 Singapore cents based on the group' s pro forma statements as at June 30. Clearbridge said that it expects operating expenses to increase in the near term after the IPO, and it cannot be certain that it will achieve profitability. SmallSmall      ( Date: 26-Dec-2017 15:10) Posted: IPO last week.  Interesting list of shareholders from placement : Coop International Pte Ltd -> 23,600,000 --> Part of Bonvest Group which also invests in Cordlife' s IPO and eventually sold for a handsome profit Yeo Khee Seng Benny -> 5,000,000 -->     Substantial shareholder of media content provider,  mm2 Wong Yat Foo -> 4,400,000 -->     Founder and Chairman of private equity firm ESW Manage Pte Ltd Incidentally, Clearbridge was also founded by Ex CEO of Cordlife. Potential bagger

 

 

I dont find anything exciting about this stock. This space is dominated by big players, the hospitals, difficult for small players to survive.

As reported in BT, 11/Dec/17.

In the six months to June 30, Clearbridge' s pro forma net loss widened to S$2.03 million from S$1.27 million a year earlier. Revenue in the period was S$284,000.

Net asset value per share was 13.8 Singapore cents based on the group' s pro forma statements as at June 30.

Clearbridge said that it expects operating expenses to increase in the near term after the IPO, and it cannot be certain that it will achieve profitability.

SmallSmall      ( Date: 26-Dec-2017 15:10) Posted: IPO last week.  Interesting list of shareholders from placement : Coop International Pte Ltd -> 23,600,000 --> Part of Bonvest Group which also invests in Cordlife' s IPO and eventually sold for a handsome profit Yeo Khee Seng Benny -> 5,000,000 -->     Substantial shareholder of media content provider,  mm2 Wong Yat Foo -> 4,400,000 -->     Founder and Chairman of private equity firm ESW Manage Pte Ltd Incidentally, Clearbridge was also founded by Ex CEO of Cordlife. Potential bagger

 

The CEO, Jeremy Yee has good charisma, looks like a hands on doer.   

 

Going to be fierce soon

 

Trending higher and higher. Way to go :)

 

Slow and steady :)

 

IPO last week. 
Interesting list of shareholders from placement :
Coop International Pte Ltd -> 23,600,000 --> Part of Bonvest Group which also invests in Cordlife' s IPO and eventually sold for a handsome profit
Yeo Khee Seng Benny -> 5,000,000 -->     Substantial shareholder of media content provider,  mm2
Wong Yat Foo -> 4,400,000 -->     Founder and Chairman of private equity firm ESW Manage Pte Ltd

Incidentally, Clearbridge was also founded by Ex CEO of Cordlife.
Potential bagger