SymbolBQC
NameA-SMART HOLDINGS LTD.
SectorUNDEFINED
RegionAsia
Industry-
Address61 Tai Seng Avenue #03-03 Crescendas Print Media Hub Singapore 534167
Telephone65 68802288
Fax65 62741980
Email-
Websitehttp://a-smart.sg
IncorporationSINGAPORE
Incorporated On23 Apr 1999
Employees-
Fiscal Year-
Public Since-
ExchangesSGX
AuditorCLA GLOBAL TS PUBLIC ACCOUNTING CORPORATION
Audit StatusNOT PROVIDED
Reporting Status
CIK
Description


The Xpress Group commenced operations as a modest instant name card printer in
1986 but quickly propelled its business to successfully carve a niche in the
time-sensitive financial report printing market where it has built a strong
track record and market leadership over the last 15 years.
Incorporated in Singapore on 23 April 1999 as an investment holding company,
the Company changed its name to i-One.Net International Ltd on 25 May 1999 in
connection with its conversion into a public limited company and was listed on
the main board of the SGX-ST on 28 June 1999.
Subsequently, the Company changed its name to Xpress Holdings Ltd with effect
from 3 December 2001. This name change reflects the Company’s refocus on the
print media following its exit from the Internet kiosk business and captures
its continued spirit of providing time-sensitive printing services to the
financial sector. The Xpress name is also well known in the local and regional
financial community for the past decade and this change strengthens its
commitment to this market.
The Xpress Group provides a full spectrum of an integrated print solution from
pre-press processes to production systems as well as global distribution and
delivery. The products and services offered include the design, production and
printing of: -
· Time-sensitive & quick turnaround
publications
(eg. stock market research reports)
· Annual reports
· IPO Prospectuses
· Shareholder circulars
· Fund management reports
· Cross-media corporate collateral
(eg. brochures, newsletters, corporate video/CD-ROMs/websites)
Headquartered in Singapore, the Xpress Group’s activities span the Asia-Pacific
region with offices in Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur), Australia (Melbourne), Hong
Kong and China (Shenzhen).

Additional info from SGX:

The Xpress Group commenced operations as a modest instant name card printer in
1986 but quickly propelled its business to successfully carve a niche in the
time-sensitive financial report printing market where it has built a strong
track record and market leadership over the last 15 years.
Incorporated in Singapore on 23 April 1999 as an investment holding company,
the Company changed its name to i-One.Net International Ltd on 25 May 1999 in
connection with its conversion into a public limited company and was listed on
the main board of the SGX-ST on 28 June 1999.
Subsequently, the Company changed its name to Xpress Holdings Ltd with effect
from 3 December 2001. This name change reflects the Company’s refocus on the
print media following its exit from the Internet kiosk business and captures
its continued spirit of providing time-sensitive printing services to the
financial sector. The Xpress name is also well known in the local and regional
financial community for the past decade and this change strengthens its
commitment to this market.
The Xpress Group provides a full spectrum of an integrated print solution from
pre-press processes to production systems as well as global distribution and
delivery. The products and services offered include the design, production and
printing of: -
· Time-sensitive & quick turnaround
publications
(eg. stock market research reports)
· Annual reports
· IPO Prospectuses
· Shareholder circulars
· Fund management reports
· Cross-media corporate collateral
(eg. brochures, newsletters, corporate video/CD-ROMs/websites)
Headquartered in Singapore, the Xpress Group’s activities span the Asia-Pacific
region with offices in Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur), Australia (Melbourne), Hong
Kong and China (Shenzhen).

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