Shares & Derivatives
Reinvested funds from SPC divestment in Thomson Medical Centre on 28th August 2009
By Market Uncle  •  September 7, 2009
[caption id="attachment_1562" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Photo by nasrulekram"]Photo by nasrulekram[/caption] Motivation I see potential in SPC and was prepared to hold on for the long term since I got it when the oil industry was in its doldrums. I was still hopeful that more than 10% of minority shareholders of SPC could hang on to their shares. Unfortunately, PetrolChina easily collected more than 90% of SPC's shares and 'forced' me to divest my holdings. As a consolation, at least I'm fortunate to make slightly over 120% on my investment in SPC. Anyway, with funds I raised from my sale of SPC, I plough some back into the market and bought Thomson Medical Centre, my 2nd investment into 'growing or recovering' but neglected businesses, after Food Junction (all in one day). Thomson Medical Centre, TMC One can read about TMC from their website and financial reports. In short, they aim to be a leading healthcare provider for women and children and its developments over the years indeed indicate that they are moving in the right direction. Other than the usual obstetrics and gynaecology (O&G), paediatric services and fertility treatment services, they set up the Thomson Women Cancer Centre, TWCC. TWCC is dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of breast, gynaecological and colorectal tumours in women. Recently, they announced the setting up of the Thomson Chinese Medicine Pte. Ltd. Read more...
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Market Uncle is a value investor and maintains a blog in the form of a personal diary where he shares his views on investment and economic issues.
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