The liquidator of Xihe Capital Pte. Ltd. on Tuesday (8 November) has issued a notice of intended dividend on the Government Gazette.
The liquidator listed on the notice was Tam Chee Chong.
The following are details of the notice:
Name of Company : XIHE CAPITAL (PTE.) LTD. (IN CREDITORS’ VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION)
Unique Entity No. / Registration No. : 201727410K
Address of Registered Office : 204B TELOK AYER STREET SINGAPORE 068640
Last Day for Receiving Proofs : 23 NOVEMBER 2022
Address : 204B TELOK AYER STREET SINGAPORE 068640
Manifold Times previously reported a meeting for creditors of troubled shipping companies including Xihe Capital was scheduled to take place on 6 April to receive the liquidator’s reports on progress of the liquidation process.
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Published: 9 November, 2022
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