Ayondo gets statutory demand from former CEO Robert Lempka over non-payment
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CATALIST-LISTED fintech company Ayondo on Wednesday was served a statutory demand from its former executive director and chief executive officer, Robert Lempka, for payment of S$165,800 in relation to his resignation.
The statutory demand alleged that Ayondo had refused and/or failed to respond to a letter of demand dated April 9, 2019 about the same outstanding sum that was due to Mr Lempka. The letter was appended to the statutory demand.
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