More than 90 representatives from some 40 Singaporean companies will visit Taiwan July 27 to study how to get listed on Taiwan's over-the- counter (OTC) market, about 10 of whom expect to sign statements expressing interest in applying for listing, Gre Tai Securities Market (GTSM) said Thursday. The representatives will travel to Taiwan in a group assembled by a Singaporean association of business leaders to study Taiwan's OTC market and seek to have their companies listed on the market, according to the GTSM, an organization that serves Taiwan's OTC market and bond trading. In addition to the companies expected to apply for listing on the market, another 20 have shown interest in doing so and hope to gain an in-depth understanding of issues related to applying for OTC listing, the GTSM added. On July 27, the GTSM and the Taipei Representative Office in Singapore will give a briefing to introduce the characteristics and advantages of Taiwan's OTC market. GTSM Chairman Gordon Chen, Vanessa Shih, Taiwan's representative in Singapore, and officials from the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Financial Supervision Commission, will attend the briefing, the GTSM said. Meanwhile, the Bureau of Foreign Trade will give a keynote speech on the economic cooperation framework agreement that Taiwan signed with China June 29 to allow Singaporean enterprises to gain a better understanding of Taiwan's investment environment and business opportunities here. 