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Chip Eng Seng’s closing date prolonged

The bourse filing showed that the closing date of the offer is on 2 February.

The closing date for Chip Eng Seng has been extended from 19 January 2023 to 2 February 2023.

In a bourse filing, the offeror, Tang Dynasty Treasure Pte. Ltd., and its concert parties own, control, or have agreed to acquire 685,246,903 shares, representing approximately 87.26% of the total number of shares. 

The directors of the Tang Dynasty Treasure have taken all reasonable care to make sure that the facts and opinions in this announcement are fair and accurate and that there are no other material facts not contained in this announcement. 

The directors also accept responsibility for the information contained in this announcement.

Owners of Tang Dynasty are Chip Eng Seng's Chairman, Celine Tang, and her husband, Gordon Tang.

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