Summit Group plans Singapore listing for power unit by April


SINGAPORE: Electricity producer Summit Power International plans to list on the Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX) by April, what is likely the first company from Bangladesh to offer shares in the city-state, as it seeks to raise funds to invest in assets across Asia.

Bangladesh’s economic growth soared by 7.28% in the financial year that ended in June 2017 and its population is expected to climb to over 185 million people by 2030.

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