Fitbit Singapore to wind up operations under voluntary liquidation

Creditors have until 8 April to submit their claims to the liquidators.

Fitbit Singapore Pte. Ltd. is closing down, with the company entering a members’ voluntary liquidation, according to notices published in the Government Gazette on 13 March.

The shutdown was approved on 9 March, with Sam Kok Weng and Lie Kok Keong appointed as liquidators to handle the process.

The liquidators will oversee the winding-up, including settling any outstanding obligations and distributing any remaining assets to the member.

In a separate notice, creditors have been asked to submit claims by 8 April 2026.

Those who fail to do so may be excluded from any distribution made before their debts are proved.

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