EuNetworks Group

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Just for your information, GK Goh did not sell their shares in EuNetworks and they continue to hold shares in the company. Reason given in their annual report - GK Goh remain convinced that there is further business upside to EUN's dense urban fibre networks in key European cities. Management had been executing well, with EBITDA in 2014 growing to 28.3 million Euros (2013: 25.4 million Euros).

Thanks for the reminder.

I have these questions and would like to thank in advance whoever is able to throw some light on them:


1. What responsibility does the company owe to small shareholders like us should it decide to list elsewhere, say Europe?

2. Is the company legally obliged to inform all remaining local shareholders, including some of us as small shareholders, who believe in the potential of this company and continue to hold on to their small stakes?

3. If such a listing were to happen, will the small shareholders like us who do not sell to GK Goh get notified, notwithstanding our small stakes? Or, can the company choose to ignore the small shareholders?


4. In the years to come when the company remains unlisted: If the company decides to declare dividend, is it legally obligated to pay out to the small shareholders like us? Does its obligation to SGX stay despite its delisting here[/u]?