Coliwoo Shareholders Approve Sale of Middle Road Property to Ascott

By Public Technologies
  • Coliwoo shareholders backed the proposed sale of 141 Middle Road to Ascott on September 25, 2026, with 99.99% support.
  • The property will continue operating under the Coliwoo brand through a leaseback arrangement.
  • The sale is expected to reduce the group’s gearing ratio from approximately 57.2% to 52.6%.
  • Proceeds will fund debt repayment, working capital and existing or developing projects.
  • Ascott initiated the transaction with an approach around May 2026; negotiations were exclusive, with no other buyers involved.


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