Wee Sing first joined Kadir Andri & Partners in 2005 and was made partner in 2012.
Wee Sing’s work covers providing advice on corporate transactions, with a focus on mergers and acquisitions, securities regulations and equity fund raising exercises.
Contact
Phone : +603-2780 2918E-mail :
Experience
View more- voluntary general offer for the shares of Tasek Corporation Berhad;
- de-merger exercise by Sime Darby Berhad group to create 3 pure-play listed entities in the plantation, property, and, trading and logistics sectors;
- transfer of K&N Kenanga’s listing status on Bursa and its identified assets and liabilities to Kenanga Investment Bank;
- joint venture between Koperasi MCIS with Sanlam in MCIS in respect of the life insurance business and the carve-out of the general insurance business from MCIS via a disposal of the same to Pacific Insurance;
- RM11.85 billion merger of Sapuracrest Petroleum and Kencana Petroleum under SapuraKencana via an asset disposal and capital reduction undertaken by the target companies;
- RM1.6 billion acquisition of Kurnia Insurance by AmG Insurance;
- RM35 billion merger of the Sime Darby, Guthrie and Golden Hope groups involving 9 listed companies under Synergy Drive;
- acquisition by Astro of CapitalFM and RedFM radio stations from Star Media;
- Astro’s joint venture with GS Home Shopping for the carrying out of home shopping business;
- the acquisition by Sime Darby Engineering of selected assets and liabilities of Ramunia for RM530 million;
- disposal by ExxonMobil of its refining, distribution and fuels marketing business in Malaysia to San Miguel;
- Bumi Armada’s RM2 billion rights issue;
- privatisation of CIMB Berhad via a scheme of arrangement and capital reduction and group restructuring exercise of CIMB Berhad and the Bumiputra-Commerce Bank Berhad group of companies;
- EPF’s mandatory take-offer in respect of RHB shares, ICULS and warrants and RHB Capital shares and warrants arising from EPF’s acquisition of UBG’s stake in RHB;
- EPF’s RM1.36 billion mandatory general offer in respect of MRCB following a rights issue exercise undertaken by MRCB;
- the privatisation of Worldwide via scheme of arrangement;
- Binariang GSM’s RM40 billion voluntary take-over offer of Maxis;
- RM4.7 billion voluntary take-over offer of Tanjong plc which had a dual listing on Bursa and the London Stock Exchange;
- Bumiputra-Commerce’s RM6.7 billion take-over of Southern Bank;
- the initial public offerings of Maxis (USD3.3 billion), Bumi Armada (RM2.66 billion), Astro Malaysia (RM2.18 billion), Westports (RM2.03 billion) and Eco World International (RM2.58 billion);
- Public Bank issuance of innovative hybrid tier-1 securities;
- a government-linked entity’s issuance of Islamic Exchangeable Bonds