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TOKYO - Singapore plastics manufacturer Omni-Plus System (OPS) on Tuesday (June 29) made its initial public offering (IPO) debut on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE). The company, which was founded in 2002 with only two people, designs and sells raw polymer materials to manufacturers for use in their end products. It counts Dyson, Braun and Nokia among its clients, with its materials found in household appliances, office automation equipment, cars and mobile phones. OPS is the first Singapore company to list in Tokyo, and just the second foreign firm to list on the TSE Mothers Index for high-growth and emerging...
