Hong Kong–based Ming Shing Group Holdings has entered into a stock purchase agreement to acquire PMA Nano Carbon Technology for US$110 million.
PMA Nano Carbon Technology is a Singapore-based company that develops graphene‑based thermal management and heating solutions for electronics, mobility and related applications.
Hong Kong–based Ming Shing Group Holdings has entered into a stock purchase agreement to acquire PMA Nano Carbon Technology for US$110 million. PMA Nano Carbon Technology is a Singapore-based company that develops graphene‑based thermal management and heating solutions for electronics, mobility and related applications.
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