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ISOTeam seeks to raise $10 mil through new shares and convertible bond placements for drone initiatives

Nicole Lim
Nicole Lim • 2 min read
ISOTeam seeks to raise $10 mil through new shares and convertible bond placements for drone initiatives
ISOTeam CEO Anthony Koh / Photo: Albert Chua
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ISOTeam is seeking to raise $10 million through the proposed placement of new shares and convertible bond placements to support its drone initiatives.

The fundraising exercise will comprise the proposed placement of about 86.2 million new ordinary shares at 8.1 cents per share that will raise about $7 million, and a proposed convertible bond placement through the allotment and issue of 32.9 million conversion shares at 9.1 cents per share which will raise about $3 million.

SAC Capital has been appointed the agent for the share placement, while SooChow Singapore Capital Markets is the agent for the convertible bond placement.

The convertible bonds will bear an interest rate or 4% per annum (p.a.) with a maturity date of 36 months from the date of issue.

ISOTeam has been exploring drone technology since 2021 through a collaboration with a technology partner which has led to the use of AI-enabled drones for facade inspection works.

The group is now in the final stage of approval processes and commercial trials for its facade painting and washing drones, and funds raised will help it increase resources to evolve the technology until commercialization.

See also: Lincotrade & Associates to raise $2.2 mil via 10 mil share placement

“What started as a project to resolve manpower supply issues during the Covid-19 pandemic is finally coming to fruition. The drones can work quickly and tirelessly with greater accuracy. This will reduce our reliance on foreign workers and result in time and manpower cost savings as well as enhanced work-site safety,” says Anthony Koh, CEO of ISOTeam.

Shares in ISOTeam closed flat at 8.9 cents on Sept 18.

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