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Ezra to voluntarily wind up 4 dormant subsidiaries

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Published Fri, Dec 14, 2018 · 02:04 PM

FOUR dormant subsidiaries of Ezra Holdings were placed under creditors' voluntary liquidation with effect from Dec 11, following resolutions at an EGM of the units and a confirmation by creditors at a meeting that day.

Saw Meng Tee has been appointed liquidator to wind up the subsidiaries' affairs.

The units are AMSA Offshore, Emas Ghana, Emas Offshore Angola and Fodemas.

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