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SGX-listed pawnbrokers, stocks ride gold rally as precious metal breaks US$5,000 level

Pawnbrokers in Singapore are benefiting from a surge in gold prices, which recently surpassed US$5,000. Shares of listed pawnbrokers like MoneyMax Financial rose significantly, with MoneyMax gaining 13.2% and up 40.2% year-to-date. The company received approval to transfer its listing to the mainboard, enhancing shareholder value. Other pawnbrokers like ValueMax and Aspial Lifestyle also saw substantial gains. Analysts suggest that higher gold prices increase the value of pawnbrokers' collateralized gold inventory, leading to higher loan values and interest income, positively impacting share prices.

Businesstimes News·
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Businesstimes News·
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ValueMax Issues New Shares Following Warrant Exercise

ValueMax Group Ltd. has increased its issued share capital from 940,868,539 to 940,883,339 ordinary shares following the exercise of 14,800 warrants at S$0.36 each. The new shares will be listed on the Singapore Exchange on 26 January 2026. There are still 6,921,970 warrants outstanding, indicating minimal dilution for existing shareholders. Analysts rate the stock as a Buy with a price target of S$1.00. The company's current market cap is S$936.2M.

Tip Ranks·
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Tip Ranks·
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3 Asian Penny Stocks With Market Caps Up To US$500M

This article highlights three Asian penny stocks with market caps up to US$500 million, focusing on their financial health and growth potential amidst geopolitical tensions and economic fluctuations. The featured stocks include Mount Everest Gold Group, AGTech Holdings, and ValueMax Group, each demonstrating varying degrees of financial performance and challenges. Mount Everest Gold Group shows significant earnings growth and strong financial health, AGTech Holdings faces profitability challenges despite revenue growth, and ValueMax Group exhibits robust revenue streams but concerns over cash flow and debt coverage.

Simplywall·
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Simplywall·
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Louis Vuitton applies for summary judgment in the infringement case against ValueMax | Lianhe Zaobao

The French luxury goods group Louis Vuitton has applied to the court for a summary judgment against a subsidiary of ValueMax for trademark infringement. If the court supports Louis Vuitton's application, the case will be directly adjudicated; if ValueMax can present a reasonable defense, the case will continue to be heard. ValueMax stated that it will oppose the application, with the hearing scheduled for January 6. Louis Vuitton accuses the subsidiary of ValueMax of selling jewelry similar to its trademark in its retail stores, which ValueMax denies

Zaobao·
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Zaobao·
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ValueMax hits back at copyright infringement claims

ValueMax Group has responded to a lawsuit from Louis Vuitton, which claims that ValueMax's retail arm sold jewelry infringing on LV trademarks. The items in question were unredeemed pawned items. ValueMax plans to defend against these claims and believes the case will not impact its business or financial statements for the year ending 31 December 2025.

Singapore Business Review·
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Singapore Business Review·
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