Singapore Kitchen Equipment seeks extension for trading resumption proposal

It cited ongoing legal proceedings involving an executive and a manager.

Singapore Kitchen Equipment (SKE) has applied to the Singapore Exchange for a 12-month extension, to 3 October 2027, to submit its trading resumption proposal, citing ongoing court proceedings against two of its officers.

The current deadline is 3 October, after SKE earlier withdrew its proposal and secured a 12-month extension in October 2025.

The proceedings involve executive director and CEO Sally Chua Chwee Choo and senior manager Charlene Koh Sai Eng, who are being prosecuted following a Commercial Affairs Department investigation.

The board said the case is expected to progress substantially into 2027 and may conclude before mid-2027, subject to the court schedule.

SKE said it cannot say with certainty when the proceedings will end.

The company filed the application through its sponsor, RHT Capital, on 29 September.

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