BM Mobility on finance chief's notice period
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ELECTRIC transport group BM Mobility said that its former financial controller Lim Gwo Bin was "unresponsive and uncooperative" in the days after sending in his resignation on March 25.
BM Mobility - formerly known as Ziwo Holdings - was responding to Singapore Exchange (SGX) queries after the bourse received information from Mr Lim - who is also known as Robb Lim - that he had tendered his resignation on March 25 to Simon Koo, chairman of BM Mobility.
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