No Signboard
No Signboard Holdings Ltd. is a leading lifestyle F&B player in Singapore. It operates a chain of restaurants under different F&B brands and concepts, namely No Signboard Seafood, Little Sheep Hot Pot and nosignboard Sheng Jian. The Group also owns a beer business which distributes beer brand Draft Denmark in Singapore.
No Signboard disagrees with law firm’s allegations
No Signboard disagrees with law firm’s allegations
GuGong alleged that No Signboard’s unilateral termination was “unlawful.”
No Signboard cuts losses by 86.6% YoY to $555,313 in Q4
For the entire fiscal year, it pared its losses by 69.9% YoY.
No Signboard Holdings overall revenue down 29.5% due to low sales
The total revenue was at $4.5m in the nine months ending 30 June 2022.
No Signboard Holdings lodges application to court amidst loan to OCBC
The firm said it sees that it will not have enough funds to repay the loan.
No Signboard announces board changes
Its executive director and a non-executive director are resigning effective 14 June.
No Signboard places Danish Breweries into creditors’ voluntary liquidation
The company said its subsidiary has been having cash flow problems.
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